[Puranas] Story of Goddess Manasa: Snake goddess's struggle for recognition and worship

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[Puranas] Story of Goddess Manasa: Snake goddess's struggle for recognition and worship

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The tale of Manasa, the snake goddess, is a powerful story of determination, divine struggle, and acceptance. Born from the meditation of the sage Kashyapa, Manasa was destined to be a unique deity, embodying the forces of poison and protection. However, her journey was fraught with challenges, as the established gods, particularly Shiva, questioned her place in the divine hierarchy.

To gain recognition, Manasa turned to the mortal world, proving her power by protecting people from venomous snakes. Yet, she faced resistance, most notably from Chand Sadagar, a devout Shiva worshipper who refused to acknowledge her divinity. Their conflict became a cosmic test of faith and endurance, with Manasa unleashing calamities upon Chand’s life while he steadfastly resisted.

The turning point came when Chand’s son, Lakhindar, died from a snake bite, leading his wife, Behula, on a harrowing journey to seek Manasa’s help. Her unwavering devotion moved the goddess, who restored Lakhindar’s life, proving her divine power. Ultimately, even Chand was forced to acknowledge Manasa, albeit reluctantly, offering her worship with his back turned.

Manasa’s triumph symbolizes the evolving nature of faith, the power of perseverance, and the gradual acceptance of new beliefs. Her story continues to resonate as a timeless lesson on determination, resilience, and the balance between tradition and change.

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