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As we actually *live* Gorean, as opposed to the many who ‘roleplay’ Gor, we have ensured that ALL the positions demonstrated by ‘kamira’ are contained in the books. There are NO ‘roleplay’ positions, such as ‘Sula Ki’, or ‘Table’ — positions which are entirely fictitious, and which can confuse those new to Gor. Note also the *correct* definition of ‘nadu’ — palms DOWN on the thighs.
“The girl struggled to nadu, kneeling back on her heels, her head up, her back straight, the palms of her hands down on her thighs.” Chapter 22, Swordsmen of Gor.
“In nadu, as the back is straight, the shoulders are back, and this accentuates the delights of the bosom. The widening of the knees suggests the vulnerability of the slave and displays the softness of the open, exposed thighs. The placement of the palms down on the thighs, apart and down, to the sides, suggests that they will be held as they are, and thus are not permitted to fend or thwart a caress.” Chapter 22, Swordsmen of Gor.
“Nadu,” whispered the taverner, and the girl went to position, back on heels, knees wide, back straight, the palms of her hands down on her thighs.” Chapter 1, Mariners of Gor.
“Position!” Instantly, reflexively, Iole and Alcinoe, frightened, knelt, back on their heels, knees spread, back straight, head up, looking ahead, neither to the left or the right, the palms of their hands down, firmly, on their thighs.” Chapter 20, Mariners of Gor.