Searching for Love? Worship these Gods for it!

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Are you searching for LOVE? In that case, do you know what Love is?
So Love is all about these three words: Passionate, flawless and fulfillment. A human being who is even close to it may be an ideal person to get love from. No one is perfect, hence expecting for a Mr or Ms perfect is not wise.

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Do you think it is easy to get someone with all these three characteristics? “No”
So what solution do we have, to attain a person knowing what exactly Love is.
History has stated five Gods of Love. It is believed that praying these Gods with all your dedication and devotion will bring the understanding in you and hence, lead you to the person of your desires.

Kamadeva



The most famous God known for his immense powers of love. He is also named as Manmadhan or Kama. The first half of his name i.e Kama, itself means sensuality, wish, desire, longing or sexuality and Deva means heavenly or divine. People have often mistaken him as the God bestowing sexual desires but in reality one of our Veda’s has mentioned him as the God of desires.
Kamadeva is believed to be a demigod of the heavenly planets that are responsible for inducing lusty desires. Worshiping him will bestow you with the right set of skills to differentiate the perfect partner you desire from the lot.

Lord Krishna


Very few must be knowing about him as the God of Love. Krishna being one of the Gods who had extraordinary flirting skills may give some to his devotees as well.
It is believed that worshiping him along with Goddess Radha will help couples bring the lost excitement and attraction for each other.

Goddess Rati


Rati was the daughter of Prajapati Daksha and sister of the well known Sati – wife of Lord Shiva. She is considered as the Hindu Goddess of love, carnal desire, lust and pleasure.
The women who find their marriages in stake because of absence of physical needs can worship Goddess Rati. It is believed that they will receive love and the necessary attention from their husbands thereafter.

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