Ramastotra Manjari

Ramanujar Vaibhavam

Rahasyatraya Saara

SriKrishna Brahmatantra Parakalaswamigalu

Narasimhaavatara Vaibhavam

Mukundamala

Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Stotraratnakara

Lakshmi StotraMaalika

Lakshmi Kataksha

Lakshmi Hayagreeva Vaibhavam

Kanninun Shiratambhu

Hayagreeva Sahasranama Stotra & Naamavali

Gadyatrayam

Draamidmaanmaya Sangati

Dayashatakam

Chatushloki- Stotraratnam

Chatushloki- Stotraratnam-Nrisimha Panchamratam

Amalanaadi Piraan

Ahobila Kshetrada Navanaarasimha Vaibhavam

Kumarasambhavam - Canto 6

Kumarasambhavam (The Birth of Kumara) is a celebrated Sanskrit epic composed by the renowned poet Kalidasa, considered one of the greatest luminaries of classical Indian literature. This magnificent work narrates the divine union of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, culminating in the birth of their son, Kumara (also known as Kartikeya or Skanda), who is destined to vanquish the demon Taraka. The epic exquisitely portrays the love and devotion of Parvati as she undertakes severe penance to win Shiva’s affection, and Shiva’s eventual acceptance of her love. The poem’s rich descriptions of nature, celestial events, and the interplay of emotions are hallmarks of Kalidasa’s poetic brilliance. Kumarasambhavam is not merely a mythological tale but a profound exploration of love, beauty, devotion, and the ultimate triumph of good over evil. Its refined language, vivid imagery, and philosophical depth make it one of the finest jewels of Sanskrit literature.