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NASIK
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they approached Siva, who reaching the scene - with ungovernable
anger proclaimed that Brahma was liar, and so He should go without
temple and worship in the world; for, if a liar were to be let off
-- go Scot free, there would be total chaos. His curse met with a
counter; for, Brahma too rising to the occasion said in a diction
equally of vehement that SIVA would be hurled down to Bhuloka and
remain in the form of mountain; for, he said that anger is no
solution to any problem, and if it is not kept under control the
result would be as disastrous as the lie that upsets the normalcy in
the general scheme of working, when planets would go out the orbits,
resulting in everything ending in chaos. A curse if once uttered
runs its course and can never go waste, so no temples were built for
Brahma. And for Siva, He found Himself laying in the form of
mountain near Tryambak. Later, after passing of r^ the wave of
anger, Siva was pleased to associate Himself with Brahma in His
mountain form; for, both as the highest gods diverted from the
righteous course. Hence the mountain
is called thenceforth as the Brahmagiri standing testimony of the
effect of lie and anger.
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