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Read Book Kamadeva the God of Desire Pdf Free Download KAMADEVA THE GOD OF DESIRE PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Anuja Chandramouli | 336 pages | 01 Sep 2015 | Rupa & Co | 9788129134592 | English | New Delhi, India Kamadeva the God of Desire PDF Book Oh how about including VHP in all of this. Brahma advises that Parvati should seduce Shiva since their offspring would be able to defeat Taraka. So from that perspective, this book gives Kamadeva a point of view in the epic tradition. Post a Comment. As a lover of ASOIAF series, it was hard to notice that even a book of that level of complexity was written in a very simple language but this one was one hell of a complex bundle of difficult sentences and words. We respect your privacy and will never share your email address with any person or organization. Kamadeva was created by Lord Brahma in order to introduce love among the people, and also for the creation of people. Preview — Kamadeva by Anuja Chandramouli. Why We Say Namaste. Jul 20, Urvashi rated it it was ok. I will definitely order again from Exotic India with full confidence. There are different versions of his story found in the Ramayana, the Mahabharata, and the Puranas, among other texts. This makes the tale dragging and boring, to put it bluntly. Yogapedia explains Kamadeva Hindu mythology offers several different versions of Kamadeva's origins. Could she please write more such. Best friends with Indra, the King of the Gods, tutor to the Apsaras in the art of lovemaking, Kamadeva lives a dream life in the magnificent Kingdom of Amaravathi-until danger strikes when he incurs the wrath of Shiva because of a preordained curse. Share our website with your friends. If you chant Kamdev Mantras only for the sake of satisfying your sexual desires for someone, you are going to pay a heavy price for it in future. Kamadeva is the son of Brahma, the Creator in the divine Hindu pantheon, and is christened God of Desire. A fabulous intro to a bit of the vast Hindu mythology. The godd Chuck the blurb. You can also read this review at The Reading Bud. Whether that is going to be based on another mythological character or if Anuja plans to write in a new genre remains to be seen! Actual Rating: 4. Rati and Kamadeva are then reborn on Earth. I am an ardent lover of mythological fiction. With well-etched characters of Kama, Rati, Pradyumna, Shambara, Mayawati, and a few others, Kamadeva is both an entertaining and an educative read. Thank you for caring about your customers as well as the standard of your products. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Nikhil March 30, Kamadeva the God of Desire Writer More videos Laced with wit and narrated in contemporary flavour, Kamadeva will take you on a rollicking ride into the heart of desire and its tantalizing dark side. But here, one feels like there is a lot of explaining, exaggeration, philosophical musings, unnecessary descriptions of place, emotions, things etc. The book also discusses some topics that are very relevant in our society. As a lover of ASOIAF series, it was hard to notice that even a book of that level of complexity was written in a very simple language but this one was one hell of a complex bundle of difficult sentences and words. Javascript is not enabled in your browser. Where Kamadeva made an appearance and she weaves it into a lovely story. He is called upon from time to time to use his arrows to invoke love and passion. Story is engrossing. Dec 31, Sahil Pradhan rated it it was amazing Shelves: myth , favorites , love-stories. However, when Kamdev tried to ignite love in his heart, he was burnt to ashes by Lord Shiva as his meditation was disturbed. We've got some steamy novels for you to snuggle up with, including Casey McQuiston's All of your senses need to work during this process. I loved reading it. Overall, this book makes for a really interesting read. The character don't have any shades at all. Home 1 Books 2. Air Hostess Diaries. Anuja has picked all the episodes in Puranas and Itinhaas. Jan 14, Jairam Mohan rated it it was amazing. Using colloquial terms and a contemporary semi-feminist point of view, the author uses this book to narrate almost all the wonderful stories involving Kama and his good friend, Indra, the king of Gods as well. Chuck the blurb. The simplest, yet a very powerful Mantra you can chant to seek for blessings of Lord Kamdev. Sakshi 21 February at Armed with his bow and arrows similar to Cupid , he sets about spreading potent love instead of the anger, hatred and violence. However, this also proves to be a bane in some segments more on this, later. Kamadeva the God of Desire Reviews A great story thus was belittled. I loved reading it. Best friends with Indra, the King of the Gods, tutor to the Apsaras in the art of lovemaking, Kamadeva lives a dream life in the magnificent Kingdom of Amaravathi-until danger strikes when he incurs the wrath of Shiva because of a preordained curse. Add some random Americanisms, and British English whimsy to make a truly inconsistent writing style. Related Posts. Over the years, I have read a good number of Indian mythological fictions and have recommended them to my readers. Enlarge cover. Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Each chapter deals with one architectural aspect, and chapters are divided into three sections. It is a good read, but could have been a truly great read, on par with a masterpiece by Ashok K. Benton, Catherine. What are the four Vedas? It is simply gorgeous. Look forward to more business with you. Romance: You kidding me! The author's wit and vivid imagination make Kamadeva's story an extremely delightful and engaging read. Kamadeva: The God of Desire is a mythological fiction that tells us the story of god Kamadeva. So Shiva attempted to resurrect Kamdev, but only in a non-body form. Com rated it really liked it. However she also manages to keep the story witty. You're just too cute when you fight bad guys to the death", or even better, "And if you're horny, you certainly picked up the wrong time of the month for a booty call. This was one of the main rea There are times when you want to have selective amnesia about characters from Indian mythology and you want to read about them as though you did not know anything about them and be wowed. But let's step back a bit first. Step 6: While chanting Kamdev Mantras, visualizing your desire is very important. This enthralling story of the God of Desire explores his many wondrous adventures, as well as his heady romance with Rati, his chief consort. Find out if he will rise from the ashes to reign supreme as the King of Hearts or if he will be doomed to spend an eternity as Ananga - The bodiless one. There are not too many of them. In some versions, he arises from the mind of the creator god, Brahma, yet in others, he is the son of Vishnu. While Kamdev is the epitome of manliness and handsomeness, Rati is an epitome of female beauty and charm. A legend of how Shiva fell in love with Parvati. Well, how many books are out there that are written in an accessible language about Kamadeva? At the heart of it, this book remains an ode to the everlasting love that Kama and his consort Rati shared through times immemorial. By registering, you may receive account related information, our email newsletters and product updates, no more than twice a month. I really felt a connection with almost all the characters, especially that of Rati. Note: I received a paperback edition of this book by the author in exchange for an honest review. Oh how about including VHP in all of this. And since then, LOVE has existed as a feeling. Author : Shakti M. But this is just an example of her overarching need to humanize both gods and asuras in her stories. Kamadeva — the God of Desire, makes a special appearance in our epics. Hardcover Edition: The Asiatic Society. Kamadeva the God of Desire Read Online Indigenous Methods and Manuscript Preservation: Samraksika. Best friends with Indra, the Kings of the Gods; tutor to the Apsaras in the art of lovemaking, Kamadeva lives a dream life in the magnificent Kingdom of Amaravathi—until danger strikes when he incurs the wrath of Shiva because of a preordained curse. DE, M. Rupa Publication Pvt. Related Tags. Based on your browsing history. Even Lord Shiva was not able to resist the love emotions created in him by Kamdev and Rati. Maybe it was because I already knew the story or maybe it was because of the way it was penned, the climax for me was a buzzkill; one that did not give a befitting end to an otherwise captivating story. Good one mam Bikram's. Given the context in which we have heard these stories and the reverence with which we treat these characters. Kamadeva is also called as Manmatha, is the god of loveand appears with his consort Rati Devi, who was the daughter of Lord Daksha Bhagawan. Kamadeva is specially worshiped for the attainment of love and beauty on Vasant Panchami day as Spring is considered to be the season of love. Enter your name or username to comment. The language is smooth and it flows through the narrative.
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