INSULT OF GOD’S DEVOTEES IS NOT FORGIVABLE: JIYAR SWAMI

INSULT OF GOD’S DEVOTEES IS NOT FORGIVABLE: JIYAR SWAMI

30-AUG-ENG 16

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

ARA-------------------------At Paramanpur Chaturmasya Vrat Sthal, India's great sage Saint Shri Lakshmi Prapanna Jiyar Swami Ji Maharaj said that the crime committed against God's devotees is not forgiven. By the way, many types of crimes have been mentioned in the scriptures. In which the crime committed against the devotees of God has to be punished. After that God forgives. Lord Shriman Narayan does not tolerate the insult of his devotees. Behaving indecently, harassing, torturing, mocking the devotees of God is considered a very big crime. Which is not forgiven. If some mistake is done knowingly or unknowingly, it is forgiven. But the punishment for the mistake or crime done intentionally has to be borne.

Lord Shriman Narayan himself has incarnated many times to protect the devotees of God. To protect Prahlad ji, God had incarnated from the pillar. Many conspiracies were hatched by Prahlad's father to kill him. At that time, God appeared from the pillar and protected his devotee. Dry fruits, sweets, dishes are not as dear to God as God's devotees are. God reaches his devotees first.

When Draupadi's clothes were being pulled to disrobe her in the full assembly, even at that time Draupadi remembered Lord Shri Krishna. Lord Shri Krishna had piled up sarees to save the modesty of his devotee Draupadi. ​​Such crimes committed against the devotees of Lord Shriman Narayan have to be punished very severely.

According to the Shrimad Bhagwat Katha, King Prithu had five children. Whose names were Vijayashwa, Dhumrakesh, Hariyaksha, Dravina and Vrik. Vijayashwa's first marriage was with Shrikhandi. From whom he had three sons. Whose names were Pavan, Pauman and Suchi. These three people were the incarnations of Agni. Once upon a time, Agni Dev was cursed by sage Vasishtha that he would have to take three births as a human being. The same Agni Dev was born as three sons of Vijayashwa. These three sons had 15 sons each. The total number of sons was 45 and Agni Dev's three sons Pavak, Pauman and Suchi together made 48. There was one Agni Dev, in total there were 49 Agni Devs. When Hanuman ji was burning Lanka in Lanka, these 49 Agni Devs were visible as 49 human Agnis.

Vijitashwa also had a second marriage. From which he had a son in the form of Havirdhan. Havirdhan had a son named Varhisat. Varhisat performed so many yagyas that he was named ancient Varhi. Ancient Varhi married the daughter of the sea, Savarna, who is also known as Shataduti in some scriptures.

Ancient Varhi was performing many types of yagyas. In that, violence and sacrifices were also done in worship. One day Narad ji came there. He gave many sermons to ancient Varahi. Narad ji told ancient Varahi that violent worship in worship, recitation, yagya etc. is wrong. Narad ji said that there should be satvik worship in yagya.

There Narad ji preached worship and devotion. How to worship. What kind of conduct should be maintained with the devotees of God, etc. Many sermons were given by Narad ji. After which ancient Varahi changed the system of worship. After which yagya, recitation, etc. started being done in a satvik way. Later on, ancient Varahi had 10 sons. The names of his 10 sons are said to be 10 Prachetas.

Later on, Prachetas got married to Marisha. Whose son was Prachetas Daksha. Prachetas Dakshas had 10000 sons. Who were made ascetics by Narad ji. When Pracheta Daksha came to know about this, he cursed Narad ji that he cannot stay at one place. Once again Pracheta Daksha had 1000 sons, those 1000 sons were also made sages by Narad ji. All the 11000 sons of Pracheta Daksha were made sages.

After which Narad ji also cursed Pracheta Daksha that he will not have a son now. Later Pracheta Daksha had 60 daughters. Out of which 15 daughters were married to Chandrama. Some daughters had a dispute with Dharma. Some daughters were married to Peetar Devta. In this way 60 daughters were married by Pracheta Daksha.

In this way, the history of the lineage of Uttanapada in the lineage of Manu and Shatarupa was narrated by Shukdev ji to King Parikshit on the holy banks of the Ganga through the dialogue between Maitrey ji and Vidur. Further, Manu and Shatarupa's elder son Priyavrat who had gone to the forest soon after his birth, later returned to his kingdom after performing penance. The further story of how Priyavrat manages the affairs of the state will be heard the next day.