Kamadeva is known as the God of Love. ‘Kama’ denotes desire, while ‘Deva’ means God. Kamadeva, also known as Manmatha, is mentioned in the Rig Veda, the oldest of the Vedas. He is believed to be exceedingly attractive, and his lady love is the equally lovely Rathi. Kamadeva continues to be an embodiment of desire and is said to preside over love that is primarily physical and sensuous. He is portrayed with a sugarcane bow linked to a string of honeybees and wielding flower-shaped darts. Kamadeva Homa can assist couples fall in love and experience the delights of life as intimate companions.