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In the Mahabharata, this is how the young man describes the man in the forest: “He was a chaste youth, with long hair and perfumed body. He had two globes beneath his neck, which he said greatly oppressed him and at his suggestion I stroked and kissed them to relieve his distress. He had a narrow waist and rounded hips. He took me by the hair and set his mouth on mine and brought my soul to a shuddering delight. And when he pressed his body to mine my senses seemed as they would leave me. He had a small mollusk-like mouth in the public region, which he explained was torn by an arrow, and at his suggestion, I soothed him as he required. Now that he has gone my body burns within me.”