Lord Shiv’s Dilemma and the Fate of Earth

Lord Narayan urges Lord Shiv to take action against Swarth, warning that selfishness is spreading across the world and may soon target Swarglok. Shiva Gana insists that Lord Shiv must stop Swarth, while Narad fears that Swarth’s success could turn the Devtas against each other. Brahmadev questions how they can protect the world if the Tridev themselves begin to fight. Goddess Parvati asserts that Swarth must not be allowed to escape from Earth. However, Lord Shiv admits he has no solution at the moment.

Lord Narayan suggests that the only way to protect the remaining beings is to send Earth away. Lord Shiv refuses, but Lord Narayan urges him to act quickly before Swarth leaves Earth. Lord Shiv, known as Bholenaath, pleads for another solution. Brahmadev reminds him that if he could stay away from Kartikeya for the world’s well-being, he should be able to make this sacrifice as well. Lord Shiv, deeply attached to Earth, questions how he could send it away.

Meanwhile, selfishness consumes people on Earth. Shukracharya, amused by the chaos, encourages Swarth to target other realms. Swarth agrees. Goddess Parvati insists that they must send Earth away, urging Lord Shiv to use his trishul. Though reluctant, Lord Shiv is pressured by everyone around him. As the Mahakaal song plays, Swarth’s influence continues to grow, and Vasuki Nag spreads poison.

Realizing the necessity of the act, Lord Shiv tells Goddess Parvati they must do it together, as they once created Earth. Brahmadev urges Goddess Parvati to support Lord Shiv. She steps forward and holds his trishul, causing it to glow as Shiv Shakti manifests in immense form. The Earth trembles, alarming Diti and Shukracharya. Sensing the danger, Diti instructs Swarth to escape from Earth.

Lord Shiv, filled with sorrow, acknowledges Shukracharya’s role in this disaster and vows never to forgive him. As Shukracharya realizes what is happening, he screams in anguish. Despite his pain, Lord Shiv resolves to fulfill his duty. He and Goddess Parvati stand together, holding the trishul, ready to change the fate of Earth.