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Originally posted by: Howlarious
Here's the link for the promo
[YOUTUBE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CxK29RpiNGc[/YOUTUBE]
Jalandhara was a demon king, born out of the union of the lightning from Shiva's third eye and the Ocean. In one story, he accuses Shiva of hypocrisy, pointing out that Shiva claims to be an ascetic but keeps a wife, Parvati. Jalandhara proposes that Shiva hand over Parvati to him:
Shiva of course refuses, becoming so angry that a fearsome creature (Kirttimukha) sprang from his brow and nearly killed Rahu, the messenger who had delivered the demand.
Jalandhara had a wife of remarkable piety named Vrinda (in some versions Tulasi). So pious is she that Jalandhara's misdeeds go unpunished under the protection of her virtue. Eventually Vishnu shatters Vrinda's chastity; a path is thereby opened to the punishment of Jalandhara, who is killed by Lord Shiva. To comfort Vrinda in her grief and despair, Vishnu promises her that a beautiful plant will grow from her grave, and that its wood would be used to make a garland (tulasi mala) for his neck.
Originally posted by: Annujam23
Found this article on wiki...story of Jalandhar n his war with lord shiva...
Jalandhara was a demon king, born out of the union of the lightning from Shiva's third eye and the Ocean. In one story, he accuses Shiva ofhypocrisy, pointing out that Shiva claims to be anasceticbut keeps a wife,Parvati. Jalandhara proposes that Shiva hand over Parvati to him:
<dl><dd>"How can you live on alms and yet keep the beautiful Parvati? Give her to me, and wander from house to house with youralmsbowl. You have fallen from your vow. . . .You are a yogi;what need have you for the gem of wives? You live in the woods attended bygoblinsandghosts; being a nakedyogi, you should give your wife to one who will appreciate her better than you do."[1]</dd></dl>Shiva of course refuses, becoming so angry that a fearsome creature (Kirttimukha) sprang from his brow and nearly killedRahu, the messenger who had delivered the demand.
Jalandhara had a wife of remarkablepietynamedVrinda(in some versionsTulasi). So pious is she that Jalandhara's misdeeds go unpunished under the protection of her virtue. EventuallyVishnushatters Vrinda's chastity; a path is thereby opened to the punishment of Jalandhara, who is killed by Lord Shiva. To comfort Vrinda in her grief and despair, Vishnu promises her that a beautiful plant will grow from her grave, and that its wood would be used to make agarland(tulasi mala) for his neck.