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October 2006 Hilton's Story Chapter
18 The
Tamils
The group boarded the bus early in the morning for the trip to
Rameswaram, an island town on the tip of land that almost reaches to Sri
Lanka. It was nearly fours hours later on bumpy roads that they crossed
the Pamban Bridge to enter the city. Like so many places in India
Rameswaram is filled with mystery and stories or the ancient gods. Hindus
bath in the tranquil waters of the local Theertham or pool to remove their
accumulated sins where it is said that Lord Rama worshipped Lord Shiva
before and after his war with King Ravana. Construction of the Ramanathaswamy
Temple began in the 12th century and it took until the 19th
century to be completed giving 350 years for many different rulers to
contribute to its beauty. The temple features a main corridor measuring
1220 meters in length resplendent with carvings on the walls, pillars and
ceilings.
The bus stopped at the Hotel Tamil Nadu and a weary and thirsty
group emerged to repeat the process of establishing themselves in their
rooms. The schedule called for two full days here and then to migrate on
to Kumbakonan.
Hilton preferred to visit the coral islands and reefs around the
island rather than spend more time looking at temples. The
Kurusadai islands were recommended as the place to explore and the
nearby Gulf of Mannar is a bio-sphere reserve. He asked the concierge if
there was a diving shop in the area and arrangements were made to go out
the next day. Bob and two other couples decided to join him this time.
They would not be near the sea again in as nice a place as this for diving
and relaxing.
Kay was not happy that Hilton was going diving again and decided to
spend the day relaxing near the water and possibly take the glass bottomed
boat tour. Several of the other ladies thought it would be a great idea
since the temples were beginning to all look the same.
As the dive boat roared out into the Gulf Hilton asked the Dive
Master about the situation with the Tamils
and the Hindus in India and how the civil war in Sri Lanka affected them.
The Dive Master was a typical Tamil, dark skinned and swarthy unlike the
Caucasoid Indians who also lived in Tamilnadu. He was reluctant to say
much at first and Hilton pressed him with a few pointed questions about
the relationship between the Tamils and the Hindus but before he got an
answer the boat reached the dive site and the divers prepared to go under.
The marine life in the area was fascinating and unlike what Hilton
had seen on the other side of India a few days before. Fortunately there
were no disturbing incidents with Moray Eels and everyone enjoyed
themselves in the clear waters of the Gulf. During the return trip the
Tamil Dive Master became more talkative and by the time they returned to
the dock he was in the process of explaining the history of Tamil Nadu and
the Dravidian Tamil people.
When the dive equipment was put away Hilton and his new friend
opened some beer and the story continued. The Tamil people had inhabited
this region of India and Sri Lanka for thousands of years in peace and
prosperity. Unfortunately, there were years of war between the Tamils and
Sinhala kings that weakened the society and many villages were destroyed
but the Tamils prevailed over the Sinhalese.
Eventually the Aryans who had conquered the rest of India invaded the
territory and while the Tamils held out for many centuries they succumbed
to their own libido. The Brahmins,
the wily priestly class of the Aryan Hindus, quelled the Tamil resistance
through a mixture of spirituality and sex. They enticed the Tamils kings
to marry Aryan princesses and this allowed them to introduce Hindu
practices and the caste system into the Tamil kingdoms. The Tamils
eventually became divided into two castes, touchable and untouchables.
This caused dissention within the community as the touchable Shudra caste
attacked and tormented the Black Dalits or untouchables. Later, Muslims
gained control of the area remaining for over one hundred years. Finally
the British arrived and controlled the state as part of the British Raj
but in 1949 the state became part of India governed from New Delhi.
Today, many Tamils follow the Jain teachings but many people
practice Buddhism and Hinduism. These religions do not have much in common
with Tantra except that they all strive to achieve enlightenment through
meditation and by following strict principles for living. There is a good
deal of prejudice against Tamils, particularly the dark skinned people who
generally belong to the Dalit caste and they are almost slaves in the
society.
The Tamil talked through several bottles but finally finished his
story when his third beer was gone and excused himself to attend other
business. Hilton and his companions walked back to the hotel discussing
their new perspective on the social scene. Some of the men began to
question the validity of their search for the truth of Tantra.
During supper Jack asked Bob to call a meeting of the group. He
wanted to discuss the events of the day because there were rumblings of
discontent. Jack asked to speak first.
“I think we are reaching a point in our
tour where we need to rediscover why we are here,” he said. “We have
seen wonderful sights and there are many more to see but I don’t think
we have experienced Tantric sex the way we had expected. In addition,
I’m not sure our experience here is answering our questions. We have
learned about the history of Tantra and the local people but is it what we
really want? I don’t think so and I notice some of us are becoming
bored. Does anyone have any thing to add?”
The lady from Virginia
spoke up saying, “y’all know I came along in the hope of having some
wonderful sex. So far I’ve not had anything more than I can get at home
and that’s not much.” She
glowered at her husband who winced and turned red. Other tour members
called out that they were disappointed, too.
Hilton was not happy by this turn of events and rose saying,
“I’m not a prude but I’m really surprised at you. Did you come here
hoping for an orgy? I came to find myself in the mysticism of romance of
India. So far I’m very happy and I think Kay is, too.”
His words were greeted warmly by a few but most of the others
continued to complain. Bob finally got up, “As your tour leader I must
be missing some needs of this group. I can assure you that we will have
some interesting days ahead and that at the end our trip you will have the
opportunity to witness and maybe participate in one of the holiest rituals
in Tantra. It is called Ritual
of Gnosis and includes the unspeakable sacrament, Maithuna.
I can’t describe it now but it is the ultimate Tantric act. It is a very
enhanced version of group sex and we are not ready to perform it ourselves
but if you want a taste we can join together in a group meditation and see
where it leads. There is a large private room in the hotel we can use and
those who wish can meet us there in a half hour. Bring a cushion and wear
loose clothing.”
Everyone became quiet and then excited by the prospect of getting
to know each other much more intimately. Hilton looked at Kay and shook
his head to indicate that he didn’t want to join in the group. She
smiled happily in agreement and they went to their own room to practice
meditation and experience their private love. Most of the others assembled
in a large room where Bob and Jess took charge as always. The couples were
paired randomly, told to remove their clothing and sit in the lotus
position on the pillow each facing the other as close as they could. The
lights were darkened but several candles cast long shadows over the group.
Bob instructed them to begin the breathing exercise with their partner.
Jess walked around to each couple to be sure they were doing it correctly.
The room grew very quiet except for the deep breathing sounds but
the tension was growing as each person felt the energy rising through
their chakras toward their partners. Someone gasped as their legs entwined
and their lingam and yoni touched with an electric spark through their
bodies. Soon others were experiencing the same effect and lingams were
entering yoni’s around the room. Bob chanted quietly that for perfect
Tantric sex there is no emission from the lingam but that the yoni can
experience orgasm fully and often. Male orgasm must be within the body to
ensure it can continue for as long as it is desired. The women were soon
writhing in prolonged orgasm even while in a meditative state and man
after man began to breath very hard. A few were able to contain themselves
but most had the most spectacular orgasm they could remember.
Bob let the meditation continue for a while longer and then quietly
called for it to stop. People slowly came back to reality and looked at
their partner and what they had done. Some were surprised and others were
sheepish when they realized that they had had sex with another person. Bob
asked them if it was what they had wanted and the general consensus was
that they were happy now and that this is what they wanted from the trip.
Someone asked if they could do it again and Bob told the women to shift to
the man on their right. Everyone did and so he led them into another
meditation session. The results were much the same although most of the
men did control emission but they might not have been fully recharged. The
women had a wonderful time and were extremely happy when Bob brought them
back to reality. There was no repeat this time but someone suggested that
they try it again the next night. When everyone had gone he took Jess in
his arms. They enjoyed their own meditation thankful that they had
regained control of the group. No one missed Kay and Hilton.
The sun rose on a happy group at breakfast and it seemed everyone
was ready to visit the local temples and examine the carvings and
architecture of the Dravidian culture. Hilton was surprised at the change
in attitude but soon learned of the meditation practiced the previous
night. He told Kay of what he had learned and they both smiled to
themselves. They too had had a very good night and were also looking
forward to learning more about the local temples. |
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