The Rise of Swarth and the Threat to Shivatva

Lord Shiv declares that only selfishness can defeat Shivatva. Goddess Parvati asserts that Swarth cannot surpass Adi Shakti and the other Devtas, adding that they will stand together against him. However, Lord Shiv warns that defeating Swarth will not be easy, and he is already troubled by the consequences of Swarth’s birth.

Meanwhile, Swarth greets Shukracharya and Diti, asking for their commands. Shukracharya reminds him of the sacrifices made by the Asurs, and Swarth confidently lists them. Shukracharya orders him to spread selfishness across the world, ensuring that everyone becomes his slave. Diti adds that the world must be consumed by selfishness, not Shivatva, as that would signify the Asurs’ victory. Swarth assures her that her dream will come true.

Devraj Indra challenges Swarth, vowing to stop him. Shukracharya dares Indra to kill Swarth if he can. Indra attacks, but his efforts fail as Swarth effortlessly destroys his weapon, laughing in triumph.

Goddess Parvati acknowledges Swarth’s immense power, and Lord Shiv states that he is impossible to kill. Narad questions Lord Narayan about Swarth’s strength. As Swarth spreads selfishness, devotees turn against one another, causing widespread chaos. Brahmadev warns that if this continues, the world will descend into disorder. Chandradev rallies the other Devtas to confront Swarth, but their attempts to stop him also fail.

Shukracharya urges Swarth to eliminate Shivatva from the world entirely. Swarth agrees and sets out on his mission. Goddess Parvati insists that Swarth must be destroyed, but Lord Shiv reiterates that it is impossible, as selfishness has now taken root and is immortal. Parvati pleads with him not to speak this way, expressing her deep concern for the world. Lord Shiv, too, worries about what the future holds.

Narad confronts Swarth, attempting to stop him, but his attack is ineffective. Swarth, along with Shukracharya and Diti, laughs at Narad’s failure. When Brahmadev unleashes the Brahmastra, Swarth shatters it effortlessly, leaving Brahmadev in disbelief. Lord Narayan then uses his Sudarshan Chakra, but it has no effect on Swarth. Narad, shocked, announces that Swarth has destroyed Lord Narayan’s divine weapon, leaving Devraj Indra in utter disbelief.

Diti, proud of Swarth’s power, instructs him to first corrupt Earth with selfishness before moving on to Brahmalok and Kailash. Swarth agrees, laughing as he watches the world descend into chaos. Seeing the destruction unfold, Lord Shiv realizes that unless he finds a way to stop Swarth, the world will be doomed.