[Indian Mythology] Self-cultivation of male gods

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Na Luoyan's comfort made everyone no longer afraid, and they began to be happy again. The original hilarity became more unscrupulous, and no one cared about the previous curse—since Na Luoyan said that this was not an ominous sign, then It must not be an ominous sign, so why bother?

These people didn't care, so they showed their happiest form.

They happily sprinkled the ashes and beat the castanets loudly.

"Long live Mahadeva!"

"Long live Mahadeva!"

"Long live Mahadeva!"

They waved their banners and raised their arms.

Soon, the wedding party rushed to the foot of the Snow Mountain King's palace. They didn't care about the worldly etiquette, but pushed Mahadeva to the front of the team.

Coming to the front of the line, Mahadeva smiled and walked in front of the Snow Mountain King and his wife. He hoped to marry Parvati, so he naturally needed to present the most sincere gift to Parvati's parents.

Someone reminded: "Give a gift to the mother of the bride, Lord."

Mahadeva nodded, dizzy from drinking too much soma juice, grabbed his disciple Vasuji and handed it over - in fact, he wanted to catch Nandi, but Nandi was too far behind , he had no choice but to grab Vasuji, the Naga king, who was coiled around his neck.

And Po Suji shook her head, spat out the snake letter, not knowing what kind of expression she should make.

But it was obvious that Manawa had already made an expression—she screamed and passed out.

Scared the bride's mother unconscious before the wedding, probably Mahadeva is the only god or human being who has done this.Even Asura and Rakshasa cannot do this.

It has to be said that Mahadeva once again set a benchmark for the world because of her wedding.

But it is a fact that the bride's mother was scared to death, so Mahadeva was quickly sent to the room of the palace, and outside, a group of people were discussing countermeasures - he can't be allowed to get married in this state, absolutely not!

"If he holds a wedding with Parvati at the altar like this, my wife will definitely not agree." Snow Mountain King shook his head, "You know, Parvati swore that she would follow her mother's wish to choose a marriage partner ...so...how can this be done?"

Hearing this, Nandi became even more anxious. He looked left and right, finally found Narada, and asked, "Great Immortal, what do you think should be done?"

Narada shook his head and praised loudly: "Praise be to Narayana! Praise be to Narayana!

"No matter how big the problem is, there should be a solution after it arises, so who can give the solution, Nandi, why don't we think about it?"

Nandi blushed, looked at Narada aggrievedly, and said, "Sage, how can you make things difficult for me like this? Of course I don't know who can solve this problem, but my Lord, my Swami, he Now that the wedding cannot be held, what should you do in the end? If I were to think about the answer... I would look for the Lord, or..." He slapped his forehead, "Na Luoyan! Besides looking for the Lord , I'm looking for Na Luoyan!"

Narada could only smile at him.

But Nandi had already thought of a solution, so he rushed out of the palace and started looking for Narayan in the Snow Mountain King's territory.

The person who can solve the problem, except for Na Luoyan, then there is only Na Luoyan!

Nandi ran around for a long time, and finally when he turned his head down and turned back, he saw Narayan dressed as a mortal at the gate of the palace.

He didn't look unhappy at all, but very happy, as if he was going to do something interesting.

Nandi ran over quickly, saluted him, greeted him, and touched the soil under his feet with both hands: "Oh, Narayan, please, please help my Swami, Lord!"

Na Luoyan nodded and extended his hand to bless Nandi: "Then why not go now?"

Knowing that Narayan knew everything, Nandi followed him all the way to the door of Mahadeva's meditation room.As soon as Narayan arrived, all the immortals and believers outside the door stepped aside to make way for him, and bowed to him, praying for peace and peace.

Na Luoyan blessed all the way, but his blessings are only prosperity, peace, tranquility, tranquility, joy... and those who have these have them in the first place, and those who do not have them have them after being bestowed, then How could they still have evil thoughts?

Only Narada knows what Narayan thinks and means, and likewise only he is more fond of such blessings.

He clasped his hands together and raised his head above his head, thanking Narayan for his supreme blessing.

At this time, Narayan finally passed through the crowd and arrived at the door of Mahadeva.

He raised his hand and knocked on the door: "Mahadeva, I'm here."

After he finished speaking, the door opened in response.

So he turned his head, smiled at everyone, and said, "Now, I am going to change his attire for Mahadeva, and you are waiting at this door until I take him out."

After speaking, he smiled and walked in under the gaze of everyone.

In the room, the light was dim, only a few oil lamps, flickering candles slightly.

Na Luoyan went in and closed the door to isolate the sunlight outside from the candlelight in this room.

He walked to the side of the sitting god with a smile, and rubbed the ointment in his hand on his face.

"Narayan!" Mahadeva glared at him, but was also amused by the self in his eyes.

Indeed, in Na Luoyan's big and bright lotus eyes, the image of him covered in ashes but with a lump of balm on his face is really funny.

He laughed and closed his eyes again: "And then?"

Na Luoyan didn't speak, but pulled him to the center of the room and turned it into a pool, and the water in the pool was drawn from the milk sea.

Mahadeva tilted her head to look at him: "So?"

"Look at this pool." Narayan pointed to the pool, and Mahadeva really went to see it, but in the next moment, he was pushed into the pool by Narayan.

With a plop, countless splashes of water splashed out.

Mahadeva quickly stood up from the waist-high pool and turned to look at Narayan, but Narayan was also standing in the middle of the pool.

He waved to Mahadeva, and Mahadeva walked over.

"Look at you, it's okay for Parvati to greet you with a frightening look, she can recognize you in any way, but Mannava and Himalat can't, they are not that advanced yet Is it not normal for the eyes to be confused by the scene in Maya?

"Don't want everyone to see through Maya.

"If Himalath and Manava had seen through this maya illusion, then they would have ascended to the highest heaven long ago, and then there would be no pillars between the sky and the earth - they can't see through, but they won't disappear, this is what they are Don't you already know the essence of it?"

As Narayan said, he walked to Mahadeva's side, and he untied Mahadeva's tangled bun with his own hands, and picked up water to wash the ashes on his body.

This washing was not the only time. They had washed each other many times before, with water, milk, wisdom, language, and heart... Therefore, such a sense of familiarity made Mahadeva feel happy, and he gradually He closed his eyes again, and handed everything over to Narayan.

Na Luoyan cleaned up his hair, opened the tangled strands, smoothed them one by one, and then dried them half-dry little by little, making them quiet, like fine silk and satin, Like the water flow of a waterfall, it spread over Mahadeva's shoulders.

Mahadeva's hand grabbed the hand that untied the tiger skin skirt for him in the water: "Go up and change it."

Narayan nodded, turned and went ashore, and waved to Mahadeva again.

Mahadeva smiled, took steps, and walked ashore. When he got ashore, the pool disappeared.

Narayan pulled him, and on the way they walked to the reclining chair, he used his divine power to dispel the moisture from his body. At this moment, he turned around and cut Mahadeva's hair short with his own hands.

Mahadeva's hair was like running water, delicate and smooth, flowing at his fingertips and draped over his shoulders.

He stuffed his hair behind his ears, then took off his earrings with the ruddha bodhi seeds on them, and put them aside—the earrings were small and trembled slightly when they were taken off, and they were as close as Narayan's fingertips. They trembled when they touched each other.

Narayan smiled and put a pair of gold earrings on Mahadeva.

Blessings are engraved on this earring, which is the power to bless the world, and he made it himself.

Immediately afterwards, he took off the Vajra Bodhi seed from Mahadeva's wrist, took off the one on his right hand, and put on a pair of gold bracelets with the same shape for him. For the left hand, he still replaced it with a pair of bracelets that were exactly the same as those on the right hand, but here he put red vermilion fruit on Mahadeva.

After that, his armbands.

The Vajra Bodhi seed wrapped twice around serves as the armlet of Mahadeva, but the armband Narayan chose for Mahadeva is an ornament that can be opened and closed. It is large enough to be stuck in the Muscular arms.

Immediately afterwards, he removed the bell and belt from Mahadeva's body, and under the tiger skin, he also tore off the short layer of animal skin, revealing the majesty of the breeder.

Na Luoyan sighed, took out a long enough totti, and tied it around his waist with his own hands: "Don't move around, or it won't look good."

"But your appearance reminds me of when I tied you a toti." Mahadeva obviously thought of Narayan's incarnations, and those incarnations also walked through the twists and turns of this world with him at first. , also went through the world without sorrow and joy, naturally, when the avatar was not yet formed, he also participated in it.

"But you are the one being dressed up now, Mahadeva." Narayan tucked Totti's corner into his waist, then reached out and patted his crotch: "Okay, now I'll find you a pair." Chada."

Dressing up Mahadeva is not difficult.

His good looks fit well with the jewels and silks, but equally, he doesn't look out of place with the hides and ashes.

This is Mahadeva.

Narayan smiled, chose another scarf that was long enough, and began to wrap it around Mahadeva's head.

"This is your wisdom, and I'm in charge of winding it up.

"It's your mind, and I'm in charge of winding it up.

"This is your mood, I'm in charge of winding it up."

As Narayan said, he wrapped the turban around Mahadeva's head, round and round, wrapped his hair into the turban, and wrapped his wisdom, thoughts, and emotions in it.

What is wrapped in is not only these qualities of Mahadeva, but also their eternal emotions.

He then hung jewels on the turban so that Mahadeva's face matched the jewels.

"Get dressed, my bridegroom." Narayan said, draping chadha on his shoulders, "Go, you should be seen by everyone."