Reputable sources - Gorean slave poses…

[Se****]

Hi all, interested in any recommendations for reputable sources to learn about Gorean slave poses (no links obviously please).

To be clear I’m not just looking for the images of the poses but am also wanting to learn about the meaning behind them.

This isn’t “laziness” asking for recommendations, I’m aware that I could simply do a Google search but as this is not a topic I know much about I want to ensure information I am reading is appropriate and correct.

Thanks in advance all,

Love

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[jw****]

Thank you for posting this

[jw****]

I didn't know there was a difference

[as****]

Gorean Slave Positions
The Gorean slave positions are a set of postures and commands associated with the fictional Gorean culture, as described in the Chronicles of Gor series by John Norman. These positions are often used in role-play scenarios and are based on the social dynamics between free men (masters) and female slaves (kajirae) in the fictional world of Gor. Below are some of the notable Gorean slave positions:

Nadu (Pleasure Slave Position): This is one of the most common positions, where the kajira kneels back, sitting on her upturned heels, with her back straight, shoulders thrown back, her chest out, belly in, and her head up. Her knees are open, widely spread, and her hands rest upon her thighs, palms down. This position is symbolic of submission and is often used to display the kajira's beauty and vulnerability.
Sula-Ki: This position is similar to the Sula position, but the kajira bends her knees and repositions her feet to lift her hips and rear end up off the floor, as if beckoning the master with her body. The weight of her body is supported on the back of her shoulders and the soles of her feet, with her hips unbent, and her knees separated from each other and each bent.
Slave Lips: When this command is given, the kajira turns her head up to the Master, her lips pursed in a sensual kissing position. Her lips must remain puckered in this way until she is granted the kiss of a Master.
The Basic Position of the Slave Dance: This is a starting position for solo kajira dancing, where the kajira stands with her knees flexed, her ribcage lifted, and her arms raised so that her hands are above her head with the backs of the wrists touching (i.e., the palms facing outward).
The Gorean Love Bow (Arched Back Position): This position involves the kajira bending backwards with her head placed on the ground. It is a position that has her bend backwards with her head placed on the ground, and it is often placed into by the master.
Belly (Second Obeisance Position): This position involves the kajira going to her belly, with her legs straight out behind her and her hands on either side of her head, palms down. It is a position that is sometimes referred to as the "Second Obeisance Position".
These positions are part of a broader set of social and cultural practices within the Gorean universe, and they are often used to rein*** the power dynamics between masters and slaves. It is important to note that these positions are fictional and are not reflective of real-world practices or beliefs.

[as****]

ki is your friend

[jw****]

Seems like some of them would be a little difficult

[jw****]

very interesting though

[MrHulkS]

So there is a few Gorrean slave books out there that explain the life style and the slave poses as they state in them what they are and how a slave should be will send you links to books if you wish

[Se****]

3 hours ago, MrHulkS said:

So there is a few Gorrean slave books out there that explain the life style and the slave poses as they state in them what they are and how a slave should be will send you links to books if you wish

Please. 
 

Thank you 

[OSDom]

How times have changed, 25 years ago everybody wanted to be a Gorean slave (or Master) now, few people know much about it, seems BDSM fashion has moved onto everyone now wanting to be a brat ?!

[Ma****]

Most of the. People i meet now are vrats

[Ta****]

The obvious answer is to read the books, there are more than 30 now.

[OSDom]

Yeah, which is what I advised the author of this post to do.

[OSDom]

(Via DM, not here)

[Se****]

3 hours ago, Tarlcabot said:

The obvious answer is to read the books, there are more than 30 now.

Yes, thank you and were it as simple as that I’d have done so. However reading 30 books that likely won’t interest me, other than for very small sections, within the timeframe I have available simply isn’t feasible. However, I appreciate your helpful response.

[LeShoes]

Its role playing and need read books by John Gorman. Futuristic/imaginary interpretations put into role play in reality.

[LeShoes]

38 books now in the series. Dangers are that it’s a novel and very controversial legally if attempted to put into practice in its entirety!

[LeShoes]

There’s off shoot books by other authors. Different interpretations of this theory into reality of Gor.

[Ta****]

I'm a Gorian, speak not what you don't understand, sleen.