MUMBAI:Lord Shiva assures Devi Parvati that he has fulfilled her wishes, allowing her to enter the temple. She enters with others, and the devotees embark on a journey to Mallikarjun Jyotirlinga, chanting “Har Har Mahadev.” Swarth’s men witness this devotion and join them.
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At Mallikarjun, Narad chants “Har Har Mahadev” as Devi Parvati pours water on the Jyotirlinga. Lord Shiva notices bruises on her neck, recalling her attack by horses, and becomes concerned. Lord Narayan observes Shiva, while Devtas and devotees perform aarti, pouring water on the Jyotirlinga as sacred hymns play in the background.
As Lord Shiva steps out, Swarth’s men approach him, but he halts them, causing them to vanish. A shocked Swarth questions why selfishness cannot enter the temple when Shivata spreads everywhere. Sadashiv explains that since Lord Shiva resides in all Jyotirlingas, selfishness cannot taint them.
Declaring justice, Lord Shiva reveals that the Asuras tried to corrupt the Jyotirlinga with selfishness and vows to punish wrongdoing. He heals the devotees upon their plea for relief, and they chant in praise. He grants a boon, declaring that those who visit Mallikarjun Jyotirlinga with pure devotion will receive the merits of performing a Yagya.
As Lord Shiva prepares to leave, he apologizes to Devi Parvati, acknowledging that she now understands human suffering and their need for him. She, however, questions her own pain and vows to continue the Jyotirlinga pilgrimage to reunite with him. When Lord Shiva states that she cannot attain him without completing the full journey, she insists that if her devotion and purity are true, she will not leave without him. Sadashiv proclaims that Lord Shiva will grant her something profound, teaching the world that true love is selfless. As Devi Parvati weeps, she asks once more—will he go with her?
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