Kama, God of Love

 

Kama, God of Love

 

As long as Kama, the God of Love, shoots an arrow, he can make the person hit by the arrow fall into lust and love to the point of being unable to extricate himself. Kama, who possesses this ability, wanted to test whether he had the ability as Brahma said, so Kama fired arrows at Brahma and several gods. As a result, the person who was hit by the arrow found it difficult to resist lust.

After Shiva learned the news, he angrily rebuked the gods who had been hit by the arrow, saying that they had acted against heaven and violated the principles that gods should have. Kama, the god of love, was also frightened by Shiva.

In desperation, the god of love asked Brahma for help. Brahma and the god of love approached Vishnu for help. Vishnu told Brahma and the God of Love to seek help from the Mother of the World, and there should be a solution to all this.

The Mother of the World agreed to help, and she was reincarnated as the daughter of Takshasa. The reincarnated goddess was called Sati, the previous life of the Indian god Parvati.

After a long time, Sati also grew up from a baby girl to a graceful beauty.

One day, Brahma, Vishnu, and Takshasa each took their wives to Mount Kailasa in the Himalayas to find Lord Shiva.

When the gods saw Lord Shiva, they danced, saluted and praised the Lord. Shiva was very happy to see this situation.

When Shiva saw the gods coming to see Him, he asked: If you have nothing to do, come to Kailasa. May I ask if the gods encountered any difficulties when they came? This Mount Kailasa is located deep in the Himalayas, where Shiva practices asceticism.

Upon hearing that Shiva asked first, Brahma said: Great God, you are in charge of destruction, and I am in charge of creation. If you don't destroy more asuras, how can more creatures be born in the world? And the birth of living beings into the world is to be created through the birth of human beings. If people want to have children, they must first get married. Vishnu and I are already married. Great God, if you can get married, it is also the wish of the gods!

Seeing this, Shiva closed his eyes and responded: I am an ascetic and have no great interest in sexual indulgence. But I will not refuse the wishes of you gods. But, which woman would be willing to accept my powerful power and practice with me?

So Brahma told Shiva that Sati, the daughter of Dakshasa, was willing to make vows and conduct precepts for Shiva. Please ask Lord Shiva to accept this beautiful woman who is willing to practice with you. Seeing this, Shiva agreed to the wishes of the gods.

Shiva married Sati. Sati followed Shiva on Mount Kailasa to practice life.

From this point of view, Shiva should actually have a very direct love for Sati, otherwise how could he be moved to marry Sati? If there is no love, he would not be able to get married casually, not to mention Shiva's stubborn character?

Kama, the god of love, was temporarily detached from his troubles.

 

Saadi, the daughter of Tuosha, fell into deep love. She sang "Love Boat" happily:

Let your heart be filled with happy sunshine,

Singing cheerful songs and sailing into the distance,

Love does not require timidity and cowardice.

 

Look at life with a beautiful heart,

Only by combining strength and softness can we respect each other.

The vitality of life depends on vitality.

 

The river of life is still very long,

Don't change the direction of the flow in the harbor,

The love boat surges with the water of the river of love.