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Meats of Gor / BOSK
« Last post by Tayanna on August 10, 2019, 09:17:54 am »
This bovine closely resembles a Yak of Earth (visually), but is
essentially identical to the Earth Cow (cattle) in other ways. It is used for
many things on Gor. When a Gorean says Sa-Tassna (literally. "Life-mother")
he usually refers to bosk meat; food in general. Bosk can be served roasted
and sliced, or cut into steaks. The milk of the bosk is very drinkable, and it can be used to make cheese and
churned for butter. The Wagon Peoples exist almost solely upon it."The meat was a steak cut from the loin, a
huge shaggy long horned bovine, meat is seared, as thick as the forearm of a Warrior on a small iron grill on a
kindling of charcoal cylinders so that the thin margin on the outside was black, crisp and flaky sealed within by
the touch of the fire - the blood rich flesh hot and fat with juice.
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Positions, Postures, Commands / Sula-Ki, or alternative Sula
« Last post by Tayanna on August 10, 2019, 08:47:12 am »
This position is almost identical to the Sula position, except that once the kajira has assumed the Sula position she slowly lifts her hips up off the floor, as if beckoning the master with her body, encouraging her sexual use by him. This was invented by Gorean fandom (from the words Sula "supine" and Ki "not" or negative), and is not found in the Gor books, but it does have some similarity to the occasions in the books when a kajira lifts her body up towards her master (though this is usually done spontaneously by the kajira, not on command) and/or to the "Gorean love bow" or arched back positions (though in the books the kajira is placed into such positions by the master).
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Positions, Postures, Commands / running (Specialized positions)
« Last post by Tayanna on August 10, 2019, 08:44:39 am »
In Gor book 5 (Assassins), some kajirae (probably a distinct minority of those on Gor) are specially trained to run in a stylized manner considered particularly appropriate to slaves ("more of a dancer's motion than a true run"). The kajira runs by taking short rapid steps, with her legs almost straight, her feet hardly leaving the floor. As she moves, her back is straight, her head is turned to the left, and her arms are at her sides, her palms facing outward at a 45 degree angle to her body. Not a basic common Gorean slave position.
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Positions, Postures, Commands / wall (Specialized positions)
« Last post by Tayanna on August 10, 2019, 08:43:38 am »
This is another position which, though it occurs in the Gor books, is not given a name there, or invoked by any brief command. A woman stands facing a wall, more than an arm's-length distance away from it, so that to place the palms of her hands on the wall, she has to lean forward, and her hands are thus held against the wall by her own weight. Also, her feet are very widely separated (even uncomfortably so). This position is occasionally used with newly captive women, or kajirae encountered under suspicious circumstances (if there is a convenient wall), in order to allow a quick determination of whether she is a threat, and to make it easier to handle the situation if anything problematic is found. A variant of this position — where the feet are not widely parted — does not leave the woman quite as helpless, but makes it more practical to lift her feet one at a time and check whether anything is concealed there (taped to her instep, etc.).
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Positions, Postures, Commands / the basic position of the slave dance (Specialized position)
« Last post by Tayanna on August 10, 2019, 08:42:22 am »
There are a number of "initial postures of... slave dances", which serve as the starting point of solo kajira dancing in various contexts. The most common and widely-known such beginning position is for the kajira to stand 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).
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Positions, Postures, Commands / Walk well (Command)
« Last post by Tayanna on August 10, 2019, 08:41:06 am »
It is not really a separate position as such, but through training and/or subconscious attitudes formed by the experience of being a kajira, many kajirae walk in a distinctive uninhibited manner, with head held high, shoulders back, back straight, and hips swaying — "walking freely... attractively gracefully... showing your joy in your bondage and womanhood". If she suspects that free men are watching her, her eyes are often downcast. If she is commanded to "Walk well!", she knows that her movements are on display and being closely scrutinized. (The command "Posture!" can also be used to order a kajira to pay special attention to maintaining a beautiful posture in standing or walking.) It is said that a kajira walks with pride — not the pride of a woman who thinks she is the equal of a man, but rather the pride of a woman who knows that no other woman is equal to herself. (She knows that "strong men" have found her "beautiful enough, and exciting enough" to choose to "put her to their service and pleasure".) Many of the movements of kajirae display a kind of all-pervading sensuous femininity, often in somewhat subtle form (such as a hip being turned out, or a foot being pointed).
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Positions, Postures, Commands / She-quadruped (Command)
« Last post by Tayanna on August 10, 2019, 08:39:59 am »
When ordered to serve in the "discipline of the she-quadruped" (occasionally also known as the "discipline of the she-tarsk"), the kajira performs her duties mainly upon hands and knees, without the benefit of the use of her hands. In this mode she may not rise to her feet, may not ordinarily speak (other than to whimper once for "yes" and twice for "no" in response to questions), and may use only her mouth and teeth to grasp and manipulate objects. She must move herself from place to place on all fours. This "modality" (as Norman calls it) would generally involve multiple postures, but the position most characteristically associated with it seems to be the kajira down on her hands and knees, but with her elbows off the floor (as opposed to the Obeisance and Kneeling to the Whip positions) — "the attitude of the she-quadruped". (Note that in the Gor books, "she-sleen" is an insulting epithet, not the name of a position.)
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Positions, Postures, Commands / Slave Lips (Command)
« Last post by Tayanna on August 10, 2019, 08:39:24 am »
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.
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Positions, Postures, Commands / sitting
« Last post by Tayanna on August 10, 2019, 08:31:49 am »
In the Gor books, kajirae kneel more often than they sit. Low benches are found in some vehicles and special-purpose areas, but are not common inside ordinary private dwellings in the Gorean cities, while in Gorean culture true chairs (with backs and somewhat elevated seats) are rare except as thrones of office reserved for high-ranking free persons. However, one approved sitting position specific to kajirae is for a kajira to sit on the floor with her legs also on the floor extended in front of her, and her upper body leaning back and propped up by her arms. In this position, her hands (palms on the floor) are held in place behind her body by her own weight, while the front of her body is open and vulnerable. Another sitting position is for the kajira to have her back against a wall, her palms flat on the floor at her sides, and her legs extended before her, with ankles crossed as though bound.
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Positions, Postures, Commands / Usage
« Last post by Tayanna on August 10, 2019, 08:31:07 am »
The kajira kneels with her head to the floor and her hands clasped firmly behind her neck, so that her rear is lifted in preparation for convenient sexual use by the Master. This position is commanded on some occasions when the master is not concerned with the degree of pleasure felt by the kajira (something which Gorean masters are actually often quite interested in). In the Gor books, this is not given a name, or invoked by any brief one- or two-word command (though it is referred to as a "common slave position"). If the kajira knows the intention of the position when she starts to go down on all fours, then she should orient her body with her head away from the master (as opposed to the obeisance positions, where the head is towards the master).
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