The Anger of Shiva’s Third Eye: Know the secret of the place where Cupid was ashes

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News India Live, Digital Desk: The Anger of Shiva’s Third Eye: In Hindu mythology, a very important event between Lord Shiva and Cupid is mentioned, which changed the nature of love and desire in the universe. This is a matter of time when Lord Shiva was absorbed in severe penance after Sati’s self -immolation and there was an atmosphere of chaos and chaos in the three worlds. Meanwhile, the powerful demon Tarakasura had destroyed the heavenly with his cruelty, and he had a boon that his slaughter would only be possible by the son of Shiva. The gods felt that if Shiva does not marry, how would the son be and how would Tarakasura end? Then Devraj Indra and other gods sought help from Kamdev, the god of love. Cupid, along with his wife Rati, decided to dissolve the penance of Shiva. It was a time of season, and Kamdev went near Shiva and ran his flower arrow, which went directly to Lord Shiva’s heart. This disturbed Shiva’s tenacity, and he became angry. He opened his third eye, from which the flame of the horrific fire immediately consumed Cupid, and he became ashes there. Kamadeva’s death caused an outcry in the three worlds, especially Rati, very distraught. She prayed to Shiva to make her husband alive. Shiva was moved by seeing Rati’s precious love and her repentance. He revived Cupid, but in the form of “Anang” (without body). This meant that no one would be able to see Cupid now, they will live only as emotion and lust and will live in the minds of all beings. This incident took place, many names are found in various mythological texts and folklore, in which mainly Kamakhya is believed to be that Kamadeva was consumed at this place and Kamakhya Shaktipith was established later), which was established in the same place), Jaleshvarvarvar, who was established in this place), some places that were established), some places in the place) It is said in Kannugulya region and other places in Kiratpur North India are mentioned, where Lord Shiva consumed Kamadeva. These places are considered extremely sacred, because there was a unique meeting of the anger and compassion of the gods here.

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