The bride was not healed, the body was broken

- Parvati shouted and said: O ascetic!

Wake up, wake up, wake up!

"Phulai, don't laugh at yourself, don't work

He must be punished, even if it is the moon. "

Bhola Shambhu with great devotion.

Do penance all day. No other business.

Poor Parvatiji was upset. 'Twelve months of penance, penance, penance! Is this my life? Am I fed up with such a man? '

One day Cupid fell in their sight. Cupid was engrossed in dance.

Parvati says: 'True when you break my husband's penance. Make them love life out of devotion, then your dance is true. '

Cupid started dancing in front of Shivaji, blinking his eyes. And danced so that Shivaji became agitated. Their heat collapsed. Angrily he opened his third eye.

Fire erupted from that eye. Kamadeva, who had broken the penance, stood up and died in the fire.

Cupid thus became limbless by burning limbs.

Dodya is with Brahma. Says: 'I am free. There is no such thing as life for us now. '

Brahma says: 'I will find you a companion.'

Brahma started looking for a beauty for Anang. But no girl deserved it.

In the end, Brahma assigned the task to the moon. He said: 'Moon, you travel all over the world, if you look at a beautiful girl, it will catch my attention.'

Days passed but the moon did not work. It does not come high on its own. Then where does the second form look?

When Brahma heard this about the moon, he himself became annoyed with the moon: 'Can't you do the work you have done? And all day long Phulai laughs at your face! So take it. '

Saying this, Brahma fell into his own form. His own laughter, his own moonlight's coolness, his own charm, made a bride. He named the bride Anangi and married her to Anang.

It is said that the spots that appear in the moon today are the pits dug by Brahma. Chandra did not do what he was told to do and continued to inflate his form so he got this stigma.

Today we know that the moon is just like the earth and all the scars are signs of mountains, rivers, etc.

What people were imagining then! Saw?

- Harish Nayak