Shiva carried the body of Sati and cried like a child!
Yes, Daksha gave scarce regard for Shiva and Sati when he performed a glorious yajna to which he had invited all the celestials but an invitation had not been extended to Shiva. Sati was disturbed that her father had ignored both her and Shiva, but as he was her father, she went there.
Sati loudly proclaimed in a ferocious language, “Due to the impropriety of this yajna where the great master Siva is not invited, it cannot be called a divine sacrifice when the chief divinity is not present. Fie upon all you gods! Shamelessly you have attended the yajna of this irresponsible Daksha, whom I no longer regard as my father.”
“Siva is being disrespected. The two words ‘si’ and ‘va’ are sufficient to give salvation to people, and such a divinity is being disregarded here. Is this a divine sacrifice? Are you gods? Have you any sense? Daksha did not invite Lord Siva, and you come and sit here at the feet of this terrible person whom I shamelessly called father. I am very sorry that I was born to him.”
Sati sat down, with great sorrow burning her body. She sat in a state of yoga, invoked agni from within herself, and the yoga within burnt her. Flames came up and consumed her. Shiva cried carrying the corpse of Sati.
And after the death of Shiva's first love Sati, Shiva isolated himself into a dark cave buried amongst the snow covered peaks of the Himalayas. He rejected the world outside, so distraught was he by the lose of his first true love.
"Na Sammaan ka Moh Na Apmaan ka Bhay, Main toh Vairagi hoon ~ Shiva became hermit!!
Jai ShivaShakti ~ Jai ShivaShankar! Shubh Prabhat!
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