title: Kiss of Karma
author: Ramsen, Samahria
description: Kiss of Karma
  A Tale of a Yogi Who Fell in Love with a Courtesan
  This book is a saga of desire, a journey of three characters in the quest for the ultimate experience of love. It is a story of self discovery. It is about the determination of the human spirit to stay focused on desire, to reach out and feel all it can feel. The author takes the readers into a mystical realm of the soul and makes us realize that we are not just a helpless instrument in the hands of Karma, but also the masters of our destinies; and we are able to change our Karma by our own free will.
  FOREWORD
  Kiss of Karma by Samahria Ramsen is a journey of three characters in the ultimate quest for love. You will read this treatise again and again, and enjoy the rapture of romance and success. You will taste the wind. You will drink the nectar of life, and begin to feel what you always wanted to feel.
  In short, this tale will engulf you with beauty and help you to define your own desire, your own romance and your own perfect world in which you want to live.
  This book is based on three cardinal principles of life: on formulating desire from the absolute and not from the relative; on attracting romance, the fuel that drives the spirit through eternity; and on envisioning of a New World, an individual world within, to manifest without.
  The backdrop of Kiss of Karma is set against two worlds: The 21-st century, the age of imagination and creativity; and the Buddhistic Golden period of India, in the six century BC, the age of wise sages, fearless kings and exotic courtesans.
  Kiss of Karma will haunt your mind. Your spirit will be in ecstasy as you will go through this journey of Natasha and Ram Shankar Roy. You will discover yourself; discover a New World, which is now aching to welcome you.
  Tulshi Sen, Author of “Ancient Secrets of Success for Today’s World ”
  AUTHOR’S NOTE
  May this enchanting story fill up your heart and never leave you.
  Come; take this journey into the past. Then you shall see the present. The Law of Karma looks at you with hard eyes, and seems unjust. But there is nothing you can do. It works by the law of cause and effect.
  Don’t worry; what you see is a play of life. It is an illusion, anyway. After this you lose all your fears, and know that there is no death.
  Look, see the mighty figure of a great emperor Samudragupta, his broad shoulders spread over the horizon against the sky. Hear songs of victory. See fine gold and precious stones put at his feet by kings of conquered kingdoms. But the ways of victory are subtle. Samudragupta, who conquered all, that he could see, could not conquer the heart of Urvashi, the most beautiful courtesan in the tide of times.
  Look, see a green forest drenched with sunlight and filled with the intoxicating aromas of spicy bushes. Walk narrow roads with the great sage Agustya, a mystic who knew the secret of eternal youth. Sit with him by a giggling brook and hear his communion with the heavens.
  Look, see the glamour of a perfumed Pleasure Palace, where celestial dancer Urvashi entertains and enchants kings. Hear ankle bells of the most beautiful pair of ankles. Become awe- struck with beauty that is beyond imagination. Wonder why this beauty finds bliss in the humble abode of a sage and not in the king’s palace? Feel tormented by unsatisfied desires. And let flames of passion consume your entire being.
  But there is no harm to you, my reader. See the variety of life in its entire splendour. Experience it. Make it yours. Admire, and be admired; conquer, and be conquered; give, and receive pleasures; get intoxicated with perfect beauty, and bow to wisdom.
  Forgive me, my reader, the images in my mind are now stepping out from the past and introducing themselves to me in this incarnation...