Lord Shiva Stories: Siva marries Sati

Monday, May 25, 2009

Siva marries Sati

With the instructions from BrahmaDev, Daksha decided to marry his daughter with Siva. BrahmaDev went to Kailas and told Siva about the marriage. Siva was perfectly happy with the marriage.

At that time, Vishnu arrived there with Devi Laxmi. After some time, Kailas was filled with the arrival of Devas who came to hear the happy news. When the auspicious time came, Siva went out to Daksha's palace.

With BrahmaDev, Vishnu and other Devas on his side, Siva arrived at Daksha's palace. Daksha was waiting at the front palace door to welcome Lord Siva. Daksha was extremely happy to see Siva coming with all Devas. Daksha arranged all the practices required to the marriage, given charity to Brahmins, arranged food for every visitors and welcomed everyone to the wedding.

Lord Siva became very pleasant. He said to BrahmaDev,"Acharya! I am very happy that you have arranged all the wedding ceremonies perfectly. Please ask for anything in return from me. I will give anything you wish. Please ask..."

BrahmaDev replied gladly,"Lord Mahadev! I am very much glad that you found my work as an asset. If I deserve to seek a wish, then here is my wish......Your presence should always be here. I wish to establish a temple and pray you. People from all over the word will come to this temple and as soon as they pray you, you should bless them and burn all their sins away. This is all I want. Bless me by granting this wish."

"Your wish is granted. Everything you wished for will happen immediately.",Siva blessed. After some time, Siva went to Kailas with Sati.

2 comments:

UnknownJune 26, 2013 at 10:03 PM
Lord Brahma deva where temple was built
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ShreedhanyaAugust 8, 2013 at 10:27 PM
what is the temples name which the bramah deva said
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Shiva Panchakshara Stotram

Nagendraharaya Trilochanaya
Bhasmangaragaya Maheshvaraya
Nityaya Shuddhaya Digambaraya
Tasmai Nakaraya Namah Shivaya .. 1
Salutations to Shiva, who wears the king of snakes as a garland, the three-eyed god, whose body is smeared with ashes, the great lord, the eternal and pure one, who wears the directions as his garment, and who is represented by the syllable “na ”
Mandakini salila chandana charchitaya
Nandishvara pramathanatha Maheshvaraya
Mandarapushpa bahupushhpa supujitaya
Tasmai Makaraya Namah Shivaya .. 2
I bow to Shiva, who has been worshipped with water from the Ganga (Mandakini) and anointed with sandalwood paste, the lord of Nandi, the lord of the host of goblins and ghosts, the great lord, who is worshiped with Mandara and many other kinds of flowers, and who is represented by the syllable “ma. ”
Shivaya Gauri vadanabjavrunda
Suryaya Dakshadhvara Nashakaya
Shrinilakanthaya Vrushhadhvajaya
Tasmai Shikaraya Namah Shivaya .. 3
Salutations to shiva, who is all-auspiciousness, who is the sun that causes the lotus face of Gauri (Parvati) to blossom, who is the destroyer of the yajna of Daksha, whose throat is blue (Nilakantha), whose flag bears the emblem of the bull, and who is represented by the syllable “shi. ”
Vasishhtha kumbhodbhava gautamarya
Munindra devarchita shekharaya .
Chandrarkavaishvanara lochanaya
Tasmai Vakaraya Namah Shivaya .. 4
Vasishhtha, Agastya, Gautama, and other venerable sages, and Indra and other gods have worshipped the head of (Shiva’s linga). I bow to that Shiva whose three eyes are the moon, sun and fire, and who is represented by the syllable “va. ”
Yakshasvarupaya Jatadharaya
Pinakahastaya Sanatanaya
Divyaya Devaya Digambaraya
Tasmai Yakaraya Namah Shivaya .. 5
salutations to Shiva, who bears the form of a Yaksha, who has matted hair on his head, who bears the Pinaka bow in his hand, the primeval lord, the brilliant god, who is digambara (naked), and who is represented by the syllable “ya. ”