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Baal Kaanda

22 - Parvati's unique fidelity as revealed through Her test by the seven seers

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dacchasutanha upadēsēnhi jāī. tinha phiri bhavanu na dēkhā āī..
 

citrakētu kara gharu una ghālā. kanakakasipu kara puni asa hālā..
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nārada sikha jē sunahiṃ nara nārī. avasi hōhiṃ taji bhavanu bhikhārī..
 

mana kapaṭī tana sajjana cīnhā. āpu sarisa sabahī caha kīnhā..
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tēhi kēṃ bacana māni bisvāsā. tumha cāhahu pati sahaja udāsā..
 

nirguna nilaja kubēṣa kapālī. akula agēha digaṃbara byālī..
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kahahu kavana sukhu asa baru pāēom. bhala bhūlihu ṭhaga kē baurāēom..
 

paṃca kahēṃ sivaom satī bibāhī. puni avaḍēri marāēnhi tāhī..
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“He called on and admonished the sons of Daksa and they never saw their home again. It was he who ruined the home of Citraketu; and again Hiranyakasipu (the father of PrahlŒda) met a similar fate. Men and women who listen to NŒrada’s advice are sure to leave their home and become mendicants. Guileful at heart, he bears on his person the marks of a pious man; he would make everyone just like himself. Relying on his words you crave for a husband who is apathetic by nature, devoid of attributes, shameless, homeless and naked, who has an inauspicious look about him, wears a string of skulls around his neck, is without a family and has serpents for his ornaments. Tell us, what happiness do you expect by obtaining such a husband? You have fallen an easy prey to the machinations of that imposter! Siva married Sats at the intercession of some friends; but later on he abandoned her and left her to die.” (1—-4)

 
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