Kama is a falcon of the ancient indian tribes, which straddles the vast land, the deep canyons, the turbulent seas, and is the god of the tribe's trust. Every time an indian encounters danger and hardship, when the name of qamar is called out, it descends from the sky to save people from danger. Karma is the spirit of nature, the incarnation of freedom. He is capable of doing everything in the face of difficulties and a symbol of responsibility, courage, wisdom, perseverance and strength. This is the source of karma's creative inspiration. In modern life, we have given kama a more distinct identity and personality of the times; kama means a desire for nature; he is willing to be close and explore nature, to wander between the heavens and the earth; kama means freedom of mind, mind, mind, mind, and mind, to be free, to be free, to run and to be free; kama means self, to be confident and to have a clear self, to be straight and undecorated; kama means perseverance, not to be easy to bow down, to be adventurous and to challenge his self, to be braver; and qama means responsibility, to be free from stress, to enjoy life and to be passionate in life