The real shelter for all women: Ramādevī worships Kāmadeva in Ketumāla-varṣa (5th Canto #21)

The Kāmadeva who lives in Ketumāla-varṣa is different from the demigod who acts as the predominating deity of erotic desire. He is an incarnation of the Lord, as accepted by Madhvācārya. Just as a deity has a body composed of metal, stone, or other material elements but acts spiritually, as Kāmadeva, the Lord accepts a body composed of material elements but acts transcendentally. Although material, it should be understood that His body is free from ignorance or contamination from the three material modes. He accepts a body out of His own desire, to assume a form visible to His devotees living in the material world, and not being forced by the laws of karma like us. He remains the controller and is worshiped by Ramādevī (the form of Lakṣmīdevī who appeared from the churning of the milk ocean), accompanied by Prajāpati Saṁvatsara and his descendants, the predominating deities of the days and nights, who fear the Sudarśana cakra of the Lord. As explained by Prabhupāda on SB 8.8.17, the Laksmi who appeared from the churning of the milk ocean is the same eternal Laksmi who resides eternally with Lord Viṣnu. The pastime simply serves as a pretext for her manifestation in this particular universe.