Tuesday, January 21, 2020



||Om Namo Bhagavathe Vasudevaya||

Chapter - 102 – The legend of churning the milky ocean for the nectar of immortality -5


The illustrious Rishis and sages taught us the highest knowledge of   ‘Pavananam Cha Pavanam’ superior among the wealth; the knowledge of all-pervading nature of supreme Lord can be earned with the association of saintly men and learning scriptures.  It inspires the individual to churn the mind and intellect which could bring the nectar of immortality/the knowledge of the eternal presence of the Supreme Lord as a soul in living beings that has neither birth nor death.   Lord Mahadeva/Shiva remained unhurt even after consuming the toxic poison appeared while churning the ocean and it has become an ornament on his throat; it means the supreme soul/Shiva symbolizes auspiciousness, with the constant contemplation upon supreme Lord the toxic poison like impurities of the mind and intellect would get cleansed, and the virtuousness would become an ornament for the person who immerses in contemplation.  Whoever soaked in material living, seeking pleasure in every material thing would remain unhappy and miserable, the people who live for the welfare of others, sharing and caring, in all possible means would remain in perpetual bliss, and eventually, they remain free from the impurities.  During the awakened state, the mind and intellect take shelter on the eyes, during the state of half-awakened/not deep sleep, the mind, and intellect take rest on the throat, during the state of deep sleep/Sushupthi the mind and intellect take rest on the Prana, during the state of Thureeya/being in the 4th state of soul/ in the transcendental state it takes rest on the Moordha/uppermost part of the head.



The demons were infuriated to witness the deities who consumed the entire nectar of immortality.  They battled against the deities who had attained immense strength with the consumption of the nectar.  In the vicious battle between the deities and demons, numerous demons were killed; Lord Indra killed Mahabhali/Vairochana.  The deities returned to their abodes with the great feeling of triumph.  In the meantime, Shukracharya, the preceptor of the demons, used the ‘Mrithasanjeevani Vidhya’/lessons of restoring life on the corpse, on the demons who were brutally killed in the battle, thus all the demons regained their lives.



Lord Mahadeva/Vrishadhwaja came to know about the glorious form of Lord Mahavishnu as Mohini, desired to meet her.   Lord Mahadeva discussed the incarnation of Lord Vishnu with Goddess Sati who was also yearning to witness the splendor of Mohini.  Thus Lord Mahadeva and Goddess Sati mounted on the celestial vehicle was accompanied by the Bhoothaganas and arrived to meet the glorious incarnation of Lord Madhusoodhana was received with great reverence, worshiped him and offered a seat.