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Bhagwaan Shankar in the wheel of Maayaa
Seeing the wildly gay Shankar following her, Mohini gave a mild smile – the one in
whose smile the fourteen bhrahmaands become enchanted. In her play act her smile, the
Lord of Maayaa Mahaadevji became entangled.
Mohini immediately turned around, her in front and behind the anxious minded running
Mahaadevi – Paarvatiji observed.
At time Mohini closes up, then she loses him, hiding behind veils of growth she proceeds
forth. And to catch her Mahaadevji was running after her!
And then Mohini intentionally got caught by Mahaadevji. And by divine providence, the
breeze scattered Mohini‘s clothes in disarray. And just at that time Mohini who was
caught in Mahaadevji‘s hands gave her mind enchanting smile: in her beauty Mahaadevji
was blinded. And then she escaped from his grip began running away again.
By Mohini‘s mild smile and tender delicate touch, Mahaadevji lost his composure.
Becoming anxious he made attempts to run after her. But running thus he lost his semen.
His excitement was pacified. And he just remained steady there, unmoving. His sexual
excitement ridden, his head kneeled in shame.
Moment later looking up, he saw Bhagwaan Vishnu standing with a mild smile on his
face. Bhagwaan Shankar only bowed to him in his mind.
―Bhagwaan, none of your actions are without a purpose,‖ said Bhagwaan Vishnu. ―Your
dropped semen has been carried by the Wind deity by my command and deposited
through the ear in Sati Anjanaa‘s womb. For the assistance in the incarnation of Raam,
your desire to incarnate has been fulfilled. When we are both the same and one, then who
gets enchanted in whose play act maayaa?‖
―Bhagwaan,‖ said Shankar: ―Salutations to you and your cosmos enchanting form!‖
In conclusion, Bhagwaan‘s Maayaa enchants many a folk. Even so, in this act of
Bhagwaan Shankar it is enchantment by choice – the devotees agree. And to understand
the power of Maayaa, they say:
Bhagwaan forgets about Bhagwaan‘s Maayaa!
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Mahaaraaja Dashrath had three wives. Despite that he had no children. And despite all
good charities, penance, worships, pilgrimages, not having fulfilled his wish for children,
he once questioned the Guru of his kingdom Vashishtha:
―Gurudev, half my life has passed away, not hiaving seen the face of my son my mind is
becoming impatient. Pray tell me of any action by which I can have have the birth of a
son in my household.‖
By the command of great sage Vashishtha, a fabulous canopy was erected in the vast
compound of the palace of Ayodhya. Under the leadership of Shrungmuni - proficient in
Rugved, the great yagya for blessing of child was enacted. Many rushis‘ and mendicants‘
chanting of mantras reverberated in the yagya canopy. Kaushalyaa, Sumitra and Kaikai
together with King Dasratha performed the final ritual to the yagya.
The remnants of the rice pudding from the yagya was divided into three parts. One part
each was distributed in the hands of the three queens as the final blessing from the yagya,
while the rushis were sanctifying.
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