- @Guest #img-anno http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Virupaksha-pampambika-688x1032.jpg {u'shapes': [{u'geometry': {u'y': 0.1686046511627907, u'x': 0.7369186046511628, u'height': 0.438953488372093, u'width': 0.2151162790697675}, u'type': u'rect'}], u'src': u'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Virupaksha-pampambika-688x1032.jpg', u'context': u'http://localhost:5000', u'text': {u'Comment': u"Pampadevi is daughter of Lord Brahma, lord of creation. Here the author describes her as Manasa \n\nputri, or one whose creation is beyod worldy action. She was growing into a beautiful young lady in \n\nSatya Lok with her father and mother Saraswathi.\n\nAs she grows, worry takes over her father, of who will be the best man in his creation to seek hands \n\nof his beautiful daughter. While the train of thoughts take over Brahma's heads, Indra and the other \n\ngods came over, like to solve the creator's problem. \n\nLooking at Indra and theother, Brahma welcomes them and asks them for the purpose of their visit. \n\nIndra takes this opportunity to ask, if Brahma has yet chose a man for his beautiful daughter, and he \n\nstarts describing the beauty of her face and eyes comparing them to Lotus and it's petals.\n\nBrahms understood Indra's intentions, and calls over his daughter and seats her on his lap. \n\nHe further asks, \u201c My dear daughter, look at the King of Kings, the Gods fron heaven have \n\ndescended to seek your hands, for i'm sure there is no human in my creation to whom i can marry \n\nyou off to. See this Indra and his men, and choose a man you want to marry to.\u201d \n\nHis daughter replies, \u201c Dear Father, i like to be married to somebody who does not belong to the \n\ncycles of life and death, all powerful across the universe, with no deformities whatsoever in body \n\nmind and soul. Search for a man who fits this, and hand me over to him.\u201d\n\nHer father replies, \u201c My beloved daughter, you won over all known worlds with just your sweet \n\nwords. 'PAM' means Elixir, 'PA' means gold and 'aa' means one in need, is the etymology\n\nfor 'PAMPA'. This name suits you so well, that you are going to bless the one in need, and with \n\nall qualities you mentioned for your man, and your nature and name can belong to the One and \n\nonly Lord Shiva. He continues, asking her to seek blessings of Lord Shiva and go to him with your \n\nintention, if he has to marry you, there cant be any better thing that can happen.\u201d\n\nAfter hearing the Father-Daughter conversation, Indra and his betallion returned with no reason to \n\nbe happy.\n\nLater, Pampa devi asks for the wherabouts of Lord Shiva, and how to get him to love her, what \n\nrituals is of his love. \n\nAfter a brief silence father replies, \u201c My dear, there is an amazingly peaceful place on Earth, \n\ncalled 'Hemakoota' hill. About some distance from there is 'Viprakoota' hill, towards the end of this \n\nhill is a sacred lake. You need to bathe in this lake every morning, and worship lord Shiva in the \n\ncave of this hill. Your worshipping should not stop until Shiva himself comes to you.\u201d", u'Links': u'https://drive.google.com/a/servelots.com/?tab=mo#my-drive', u'Title': u'Pampadevi Tapomahime\n\n(Tales of Pampadevi and her virtue)'}} created: Tue, 10 Jun 2014, 10:27 AM UTC