Jai Sri Ram,
In this way Shiva relates many relative stories unto descend of Brahma as Rama, and in an episode The great devotee of Lord Vishnu cursed him to be a human and live a life to experience the truth of being human in varying ages as prescribed the cult of Maya and truth of time,
It was more than strange for Uma Kalyani, why should a sage and a great devotee of Lord Vishnu cursed him the way this, what could be the reason i wish to sublime truth of this strange truth, Sid Shiva there is nothing a new, whatever it goes in the sphere of life and cult of living is Maya of lord alone, whatever Lord wish for manifest or unmanifest reason that is bound to happen with time and occasion,
Once upon a time Exalted Sage that was tied with non static truth of his reality through a curse but a mysticism in its sublime reality, and that curse once paused to itself on the bank of River Ganga in Himalaya that encourage Narada to have trance to glorify himself in better preposition and he starts with, this scared king of gods Indra, he forced Kama to disrupt the trance of Narada, but whole sum efforts of Kama was futile and he begs before Narada for his mischief, Narada never allow anger to visit him on that occasion but ego paves in about the success of his austere penance as well Kamadeva,
Narada repeatedly recounted the story of his victory over Kamadeva's allure. There was no one to restrain him, but when he shared this with Shiva, Shiva warned him not to mention the incident to Vishnu—not even in a dream. Narada perceived this as a challenge; filled with enthusiasm, he approached Vishnu and proudly narrated the entire episode. The Lord recognized the root of arrogance hidden within the sage's soul. While outwardly praising him, the Lord orchestrated a new turn of events to completely eradicate the ego that had sprouted from the sage's victory over Kamadeva.
Jai Siya Ram
