Story of Badrnath by Sadhguru:-
This is where Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, One day, took a walk. When they came back, at the entrance of their home a little baby was crying. Looking at this child crying his heart out, Devi Parvati’s maternal instincts came up and she wanted to go pickup the child. Lord Shiva stopped her and said “ don’t touch that child” Devi Parvati replied “ how cruel, how can you say that?”.
Lord Shiva said, “This is not a good baby. Why does he land up at our doorstep by himself? There is no one around, no footprints of parents in the snow. This is not a child.” But Devi Parvati said, “Nothing doing! The mother in me will not allow me to let the child be like this,” and she took the baby into the house. The child was very comfortable, sitting on her lap, looking very gleefully at Lord Shiva. Lord Shiva knew the consequence of this but he said, “Okay, let’s see what happens.”
Devi Parvati comforted and fed the child, left him at home and went with Lord Shiva for a bath in the nearby hot water springs. When they came back, they found the doors were locked from the inside. Devi Parvati was aghast. “Who has closed the door?” Lord Shiva said, “I told you, don’t pick up this child. You brought the child into the house and now he has locked the door.” Devi Parvati said “ What shall we do now?”
Lord Shiva had two options: one was to burn up everything in front of him. Another was to just find another way and go. So he said, “Let’s go somewhere else. Because it’s your beloved baby, I cannot touch it.”
And later left Badrinath and moved to Kedarnath.
This is where Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, One day, took a walk. When they came back, at the entrance of their home a little baby was crying. Looking at this child crying his heart out, Devi Parvati’s maternal instincts came up and she wanted to go pickup the child. Lord Shiva stopped her and said “ don’t touch that child” Devi Parvati replied “ how cruel, how can you say that?”.
Lord Shiva said, “This is not a good baby. Why does he land up at our doorstep by himself? There is no one around, no footprints of parents in the snow. This is not a child.” But Devi Parvati said, “Nothing doing! The mother in me will not allow me to let the child be like this,” and she took the baby into the house. The child was very comfortable, sitting on her lap, looking very gleefully at Lord Shiva. Lord Shiva knew the consequence of this but he said, “Okay, let’s see what happens.”
Devi Parvati comforted and fed the child, left him at home and went with Lord Shiva for a bath in the nearby hot water springs. When they came back, they found the doors were locked from the inside. Devi Parvati was aghast. “Who has closed the door?” Lord Shiva said, “I told you, don’t pick up this child. You brought the child into the house and now he has locked the door.” Devi Parvati said “ What shall we do now?”
Lord Shiva had two options: one was to burn up everything in front of him. Another was to just find another way and go. So he said, “Let’s go somewhere else. Because it’s your beloved baby, I cannot touch it.”
And later left Badrinath and moved to Kedarnath.
