When a physical union is truly consummated, this is what happens as described by the great metaphysical poet, John Donne, in his poem, The Ecstasy. But he reminds us that for this,

Soul into the soul may flow,
Though it to body first repair.

And this is why for sketching the passion profile we have to turn to our bodies because, to quote him again.

Love’s mysteries in souls do grow,
But yet the body is his book.

In our quest for the passion profile, we shall, therefore, keep looking back and forth between the soul and the body through the magnifying glass of Vedic Astrology.

There is one problem in exploring this aspect of our psyche. To do justice to this topic we have to take a peek into the bedrooms of our minds. The subject is an adult one and to make sense, we have to discuss things that are sensitive and private. By a strange irony, God has placed the temple of love in the toilet of the body. We cannot explore the subject without sometimes sounding a bit risqué. You should be prepared for very frank discussions on such matters, in this report.

Just as fair and foul are next of kin, discussing the passion profile may, to some, border on erotica. We shall also draw source material from the Kamasutra, the Indian manual on Sexology that is at least 2000 years old.

From your Natal chart we shall first try to determine how you manifest your attitude towards sex and love. But instead of stopping there, we intend to go further and find the astral signature of your subliminal sexual drive. To do this, we have to talk about the implements of lovemaking and look at the endurance pattern.

Our expressed behavior and subconscious urge may or may not be in harmony. If they are, there is nothing like it and one’s sexual profile is fully integrated. What remains is to find a partner who will complement that profile and through the two bodies, one soul can flow into the other. But if they are not, then it is a challenge that one must resolve and find a harmonious balance.

Some people, particularly men, and today even women, can be obsessed with their physical endowments or “sexiness” - the size of the breasts or the “hourglass” figure. We would like to remind them that what one can achieve with the available tools is important but not the tools themselves.