Mallanaga Vatsyayana who lived in Ancient North India more than two millennia ago which region was widely known as "Bharata Desha" during that era is the renowned erudite scholar who produced the well-known Treatise "Kama Sutra" dealing on Human Sexology, demonstrating the innumerable postures of Love-making a man and a woman could indulge in culminating mutual satisfaction and delight in the coitus per se or in other words, the complete sexual union transcending all the pleasures and bliss found in this mundane world. It is genuinely rumoured that prior to writing "Kama Sutra," Vatsyayana had written another rare, unknown Treatise entitled "Yoni Vinyasa" which is currently lost to the mundane world due to some hitherto unknown reason perhaps being buried in the dunes of sand in antiquity. However, a Professor in Parapsychology and Paranormal Phenomena of the Uppsala University, Stockholm, Sweden, Prof. Victor P. Kingsley, in his recent extensive journey in Ukraine was astoundingly successful in discovering this lost Treatise in one of the Ancient Mini-libraries in that country. This is how Vatsyayana had introduced his invaluable Treatise to the world: "I, Mallanaga Vatsyayana from the Bharata Desha, the Ancient India, take immense pride in writing and compiling this Compendium of Bliss portraying the beauty, attraction as well as enchantment of the female human vagina in the pictorial form as extracted not only from Bharata Desha but also from all the lands, North, East, South and West of Bharata Desha, thus virtually from all the Regions in the World where civilisation exists."