Kamadeva

The god of love who stalks the heart with a bow of sugarcane and five flower-tipped arrows, ensuring that the dance of creation never ceases for want of desire. He was once reduced to ashes by the third eye of Shiva, yet he lives on as "Ananga," the bodiless one, proving that love is a ghost that cannot be killed by fire or time. Is the sting of the heart a wound or a blessing, or is it the only way the soul can remember its connection to the other? He is the invisible archer of the spring, the sweet and terrifying force that drives the universe to replicate its own beauty.