The Passion Masters

Among the Bedouin tribesmen of Saudi Arabia and Jordan, there flourishes a cult practicing a philosophy of religion so bizarre that both Islamic and Western theologians alike have been trying to eradicate it for more than 1,000 years. Called Bani Odra, its devotees structure their entire lives upon the foundation of a single tenet: In the Loss of Sensual Shame Lies the Beginning of All Wisdom In such centuries-old secrecy do cultists hold the forbidden details of their exquisite carnal knowledge that no "bible" is known to exist. But an extraordinary record of their astonishing, highly effective sexual practices indeed does--in the written testimony of women, many of whom have recently fallen into the probing hands of the cult. These are men so expert in the technique of sensual arousal, so knowing in the arts of deep, intense sexual fulfillment, that--as each victim describes in unembarrassed detail on these pages--her initial struggles of resistance soon became punctuated by groans of her own heightening desire, and her convulsing, naked body, thrusting now toward her tormentors, became--in the words of the Bani Odra--"cleansed with divine lust," converted for the rest of her lifetime to the pursuit of every imaginable sexual sensation.