Madurai Meenakshi (OS) The Challenge- on Pg 28 - Page 6

Originally posted by: Kal El

I don't know if they will show this (no Hindi mythological has ever tried it as far as I remember) but if they do, it might be good for the final storyline. That way the show would go out on a high note.

i so want DKDM to show these 2 beautyful stories but dono y whenever we request they say if possible lets see(i know it means "no")i really dont understand why they are not ready to do something different i want DKDM cvs to give serious attention to KK&MM story i know im expecting too much but still cant resisit myself confessing it😳

You really know your history well... really nice...😊

Originally posted by: hemaDaganKhian

i so want DKDM to show these 2 beautyful stories but dono y whenever we request they say if possible lets see(i know it means "no")i really dont understand why they are not ready to do something different i want DKDM cvs to give serious attention to KK&MM story i know im expecting too much but still cant resisit myself confessing it😳

let's keep sending request to Nitinji , anirudhji ,nikhilji , animeshji..Utkarsh has no power on the tracks he writes whatever he is asked to write

Yes people. Whoever is connected to the powers that be in DKDM, please do keep impressing on them how beautiful these stories are and they don't even have to do any homework for the tracks. They can just pick Jaya's and Varaali's narration.

It was nearing mid day and the sun was beating down mercilessly.

"Hope the Great God Shambhu is not so merciless"... thought Shivanadiar as he wiped the beads of perspiration trickling down his face. Soon it would be time for the Purnaahuti - the final offering to the sacrificial fire which will conclude the yagna.

The chief priest looked at the king -who was sitting silent and thoughtful-and hoped for his sake, the yagna was fruitful.

The king looked at the queen ... who had her eyes closed in prayer- and hoped for her sake the yagna was fruitful.

The priest indicated the king to stand up to prepare for the final leg of the yagna- the Vasudhara Homa. The king got up and came near the fire. The priest then placed a garland around the king's neck and gave him a long wooden ladle and asked him to hold in such a way that it was tilted just above the fire. It was imperative that the ghee fell from the ladle into the fire in one long unbroken continuous stream.

The other priests began chanting in unison

Vaajas cha mey, prasavam cha mey,

Prayathis cha may, praseethis cha may,deedhis cha may, krathus cha may,

swaras chamay,'..

Malayadhwaja tilted the ladle and the ghee began pouring into the fire.

The chants grew louder

Jyaishtyam cha may, aadhipatyam cha may, manyus cha may, Bhaamas cha may, aamyas cha may, jemaas cha may, mahimaa cha may'.,

In his abode in Kailash, Shiva closed his eyes absorbing all that was being offered.

Annam cha may, akshu cha may, vreehayas cha may, yavaas cha may, bhashaas cha may, Thilaas cha may, mudhgas cha may, kkhalvas cha may, godhumas cha may,

Nine types of grain ... rice, wheat, pulses, seeds began descending into the fire.

hiranyam cha may, vyas cha may, seesa cha may, Thrapus cha may, sayaamam cha may, loham cha may,

Nine types of metals were now being offered to the fire.

The chants reached a crescendo.

madhu vadhishyaami madhur mathi devebhyo Vaacha mudhyaasam susrushenyam manshyebhyastham maa Devaa avanthu shobhaayai pitharo anumadhanthu....

The final offering was being placed in the fire. The flames were sky high now. Parvati turned for one last look of her Lord. Anytime now, she thought.

From far below came the chorus of voices...

Om Vishweshataya Mahadevaya Trayambakaya Tripurantakaya Trikalagnikalaya Kalagni Rudraya Neelakanthaya Mrityunjaya Sarveshwaraya Mahaya Sriman Maha Devaya Namah

Eyes still closed, Shiva raised his palm in blessing. Parvati joined hers in prayer

The flash of light was of such blinding intensity that everyone instinctively closed their eyes. When they opened to look, a small girl, about three years old was sitting in the yagna kund, where seconds ago there had been a glowing fire.

Hearing the shouts of surprise and gasps, the queen Kanchanamala removed her hands from her eyes and looked at the little girl who had materialized from no where. The girl caught the queen's eye and standing up began toddling towards her.

She was dressed in clothes of green silk and bedecked with ornaments. The curls on her hair bobbed as she walked daintily to the queen. Her tiny feet resembling red lotuses peeped in and out of her long dress. Determindedly avoiding the king's gaze, she settled herself on the queen's lap and encircling her arms around, addressed her "Annaiye" (mother).

Her maternal affection overflowing, Kanchanamala hugged the little girl to her bosom and wept tears of joy. She kissed her forehead and cheeks and held her close.

The king was stunned. He gathered one end of his dhoti and waked rapidly towards his wife and child she was coddling.

Pointing towards the child he turned to his chief priest and sputtered "…what….how…where….."

Shivanadiyar folded his palms more towards the child than the king and said calmly "Congratulations, O king, the yagna was successful . If you please you, may give the dakshina now "

The king looked perplexed. Successful? He thought he was performing a putra kameshti yagna , what had gone wrong?

"Dakshina, please" came the priest's voice

The king stood rooted to the spot, not knowing what to do.

The little girl- the result of his yagna- came to him and clasped his hand. Looking down at the bundle of innocence, the king felt his heart melt just a little. He looked at soft trusting eyes, his hand still in hers.

"Shivanadiyaar avargale…" the little girl called out stretching her hand out.

Bowing his head, Shivanadiyar extended his hand…. The little girl dropped something in his hand….

The king stared in horror .The 'bundle of innocence' had just deftly slipped a ring out of his finger and handed it over to his chief priest.

Amazing!!

uff varaalidi u r great..what a humor uff

hahahahaha, it's just anandamayee's leelaa to give us a precious and a rare gift, laughter.

Originally posted by: Surya_krsnbhakt

Amazing!!

When Parvati gives her Mahadev a last look before taking avatar...

Where did you get all the Vedamantras?

And so Meenakshi Devi started stealing when she was born?😆 And especially, "The 'bundle of innocence' had just deftly slipped a ring out of his finger and handed it over to his chief priest.."🤣

So nice!