Mukundamala is a devotional Sanskrit poem composed by the 9th-century saint and philosopher, King Kulasekhara Alvar. The poem is a heartfelt expression of devotion to Lord Krishna, also known as Mukunda. It consists of 40 verses, blending deep spiritual wisdom with intense emotional devotion, reflecting the poet's yearning for liberation and divine grace. Mukundamala is cherished in the Bhakti tradition for its poetic beauty and its ability to inspire deep devotion in the hearts of its readers and listeners. The work remains a timeless piece of devotional literature in Hinduism