2 short stories - 1. Lord Vinayakar helps Lord Murugan
— Relationship issues? Surrender to Lord Vinayakar.
Once Lord Murugan, The God of forever beauty is walking in forest. He sees a very beautiful woman and fell in love with her. The woman is the daughter of forest’s king. Her name is Valli. So Lord Murugan goes to meet Valli and proposed to marry her. Valli is not in love with Lord Murugan so she rejected him.
Lord Murugan is seeking his brother Lord Vinayakar’s help. Lord Vinayakar thinks of a plan and came immediately to help Lord Murugan. Lord Vinayakar turns himself in to an elephant and started chasing Valli. Lord Murugan pretends to help Valli from the elephant.
Finally, Valli fell in love with Lord Murugan. Lord Vinayakar goes to Valli’s parents and asks their daughter to be in marriage with His brother Lord Murugan. The marriage happened very beautifully in Lord Vinayakar’s presence and blessings.
Whatever your problem is, Even Relationship — Surrender it to Lord Vinayakar. He is the creator of obstacles and He is the destroyer of obstacles. Love and Light to all !
2. Panchali @ Draupadi— Goddess took my breathe !
Princess Panchali is the main character of Epic Mahabharatham. She is the wife of 5 prince siblings named Dharmar, Bheemar, Arjunar, Nakular, Sahadevar. Once Dharmar was called to play gambling in his cousin Duryodanar’s palace. So Dharmar and his brothers innocently went to play the game. For gambling, Dharmar was asked to place a bet. Dharmar being the elder sibling, placed his kingdom, his brothers and all his wealth and finally himself. At last , the only one left is his wife.
Cunningly Duryodana asked Dharmar to place his wife on the bet. As Dharmar has no other option, kept his wife in the bet. He lost the bet. So Princess Panchali was ordered to come to the gambling palace.
A soldier went to call Princess Panchali. He politely said everything happened to the Princess. She listened carefully and she asked the soldier ,
“Did Prince Dharma placed himself first on the bet before placing me in the bet?”
The Soldier replied “Yes Princess Panchali”
Princess replied “Whenever Prince placed himself on the bet and lost himself, I was no more his wife. Now I am daughter of my father King Draupadar. I am Draupadi now. So I am no longer involved in any of the gambling. Prince Dharmar has no rights to place me on the bet after losing himself. Go and say this to all the scholars and king in the palace.”The soldier took the order of the princess and left to the gambling palace.
This is actually the first divorce ever happened in the land of Bharatham. Here its not only Draupadi's courage is shining, but also her valor to speak her truth and justice in right time at the right place. Draupadi is not the woman who took birth by the reproduction of male and female companionship. She is the Goddess that came out of fire by the rituals made by King Draupadar.
She married all the 5 princes at the same time and the 5 princes are said to be the form of 5 forces of nature like earth, water, fire, air, space. Princess Panchali is said to be the uniting force of all the 5 forces of nature. She is the form of Mahakali. Bhagawan Shri Krishna took great care of Princess Panchali because the Lord knew everything about the destiny and life of Princess Panchali. That tells us the more the struggle we face, we are more nearer to God.
The moral is I see women nowadays getting agitated foer simple things. Princess Panchali is our Guru in being patient listening and talking the exact law point. Let’s pray to Panchali amman to give her brave, courage and surrender to God to all the women folks out there to face challenges.
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Great work! Good job!