By Gauri Kelkar
Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth and prosperity, and Lord Vishnu's consort, is a flexible goddess who capabilities at degrees. She is a resource of power and concept for Lord Vishnu and is helping him at any time when he's referred to as upon to avoid wasting the realm from evil. And at one other point, she showers benefits on all her devotees who worship her with love and devotion, and turns her again on all those people who are immoral and deceitful. The tales during this publication discover her multi-faceted personality targeted round either those roles. The publication, except narrating knowledge stories from Indian mythology, introduces the kid to the realm of recent phrases. The phrases were conscientiously selected by way of a panel of specialists and are defined intimately on the finish of the publication in a thesaurus.
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She asked him, confused. But just at that time, she heard blowing horns and conch-shells. Tulsi was overjoyed and fell into her husband’s arms. Even as she hugged him, the real Shankhachooda who was actually fighting the battle, suddenly lost all his strength! And in no time at all, Lord Shiva cut-off his head with his trident. Tulsi immediately realised the big trick played on her. Terribly angry with Lord Vishnu, she turned to him, ‘You have made me impure. And for what purpose? Only to win some war!
After the task of churning the ocean was over, Lord Vishnu gave up his tortoise form and kept a watchful eye on the demons to make sure they were not up to any mischief. Apart from the nectar, a vessel full of deadly poison or kaalkoot also appeared from the ocean which no one had claimed. Neither the gods nor the demons wanted to take it as their own! However, before possessing the nectar, a condition had to be fulfi lled—someone had to drink the kaalkoot. The gods and demons then began discussing ways to get out of this situation.
He agreed and drank the poison, but he did not swallow it. He just kept it in his throat. Due to the poisonous content, his throat turned blue! This was how he got the name Neelkanth. At last, it was the turn of the nectar! Lord Vishnu was observing the activities of the demons carefully—he was sure they were up to no good. As soon as the poison was gotten rid of, they leaped in glee towards the nectar, but at that time, a beautiful vision came and stood in front of them. The demons were left speechless at seeing such an elegant lady.
