The Divine Intervention and the Stability of Earth

Shiv Shakti hurls the trishul to push the earth away, causing tremors that leave devotees in fear. They pray to Lord Shiva for protection. Lord Shiva calls upon Vasuki Nag, urging him to return if he truly respects and loves him. Goddess Parvati also pleads with Vasuki Nag, who transforms into his serpent form and rushes back to Lord Shiva.

Narada questions how anyone can stay away from Lord Shiva, while Lord Vishnu proclaims that this moment marks the transition from Satya Yuga to Treta Yuga, where humans will struggle with selfishness. Lord Shiva laments the distance between him and humanity, but Parvati reminds him that they had no other choice. Meanwhile, Diti and Shukracharya believe this is a victory for their cause, as Swarth’s influence is now contained.

Nandi pleads with Vishnu to help, but Vishnu explains that Shiv Shakti, being pure-hearted, must endure suffering. Brahma agrees. Nandi observes that Vasuki Nag’s return is proof of Lord Shiva’s love, while Narada wonders how far the earth will drift.

Elsewhere, Swarth questions Shukracharya about their destination. Shukracharya explains that Lord Shiva is sending the earth away to contain Swarth’s influence, while Diti asks when the earth will stop. Parvati urges Lord Shiva to halt the earth now that Swarth can no longer escape. Lord Shiva agrees, bringing the earth to a standstill. Vishnu chants “Har Har Mahadev,” and Narada praises Shiv Shakti.

Shukracharya sees an opportunity to attack, but Lord Shiva declares that the earth must keep rotating. He commands all planets, including Shukracharya, Rahu, and Ketu, to stay near Earth, threatening to destroy them if they disobey. Shukracharya reassures Diti that he will return before departing with Rahu and Ketu. The planets align around Earth, and Shiv Shakti returns to Kailash, as Karpur Gauram plays. Vasuki Nag apologizes to Lord Shiva, who acknowledges that Vasuki returned because of Shivatva. Lord Shiva then declares that only he can defeat Swarth and prepares for the impending battle.