There is another significant difference between Indian sexual concept and other cultures. No matter ancient Babylon, Egyptian, Greek, Rome or China, they all have different attitudes and views on sexual issues, but they all think that sexual intercourse should take place in boudoir or brothel. In other words, it is a private act, keeping secrets from others, and Indians don't pay much attention to privacy in this respect. In the eyes of Indians, sex is natural and happy, and it is one of the three goals pursued in life. They think that economic and emotional "hunger" will make the soul scarce, so they don't hide it when talking about sex. However, this concept of sex is different from the popular concept of "sex is natural and happy, and can be discussed and done openly" in western society today.

Although Indians wrote the first sex book that integrated "love" and "sex", they always separated "love" and "sex" completely, thinking that true love should be a human instinct without any guidance. On the contrary, sex needs to emphasize skills. Therefore, Indian books on sexual issues often use the most important space to introduce "loveless sexual skills", and even the book "Sexual Canon" clearly reflects this tendency.

In short, the Indian concept of sex seems to be a wonderful fusion of two extreme views, with a vulgar and barbaric side and a refined and elegant side. Starting from a very simple negative philosophy, Indians have developed extremely complicated ways of sexual enjoyment. Indians talk about love and sex, which can be completely unrelated. Instead of merging these two conflicting things into a harmonious new system, they mixed them together-just as they divided life into four different stages, which were not related to each other. Perhaps this is the cultural characteristic of India!