Maa Jivantika Vrat Pujan

In ancient times, a king named Sushilkumar ruled in the town of Shilbhadra. His queen's name was Sulakshana. The king and queen were very generous and pious and happy in all respects but one thing they were sad about was the loss of share soil. He did not have a single child, so the queen was going to dry the cheetah. To him, all the pleasures of the world had become like poison. It's a matter of days. Queen Sulakshana was sitting in the window of the palace, watching the children playing in the courtyard. That is why one of her favorite maids came there. This maid also worked as a midwife. So if someone in the village had a delivery, everyone would call him. The maid had a lot of understanding. The queen's attitude was immediately understood. He said to the queen: “Queen! Why are you so worried? Don't get me wrong, I want to tell you one thing, so that your infertility will be gone forever. ” 'Show me soon,' said the queen. The maid whispered in the queen's ear: 'Listen, queen! A Brahmin in the village is going for the third month. Spread the word today that you are pregnant and about to become a mother. I'll just take care of everything after that. I will bring you and hand over the baby that the Brahmani will give birth to all day long! ” The queen took care of the maid's talk, but at first the maid said to him: 'Don't be afraid, no one will know.' Six months have passed. One night a Brahmani was in labor pains and a maid was called! After midnight Brahmani gave birth to a beautiful and radiant son. The maid took everyone's leave and left. Within a few minutes, everyone in the house fell asleep. The maid followed the thief through the back window of the house and entered the room of the Brahmin and picked up the child and left the house. He went straight to the queen and went and handed over the baby. The queen was happy. News soon spread in the palace that the queen had given birth to a beautiful son. Joy filled the whole town. Lamps lit at home. The real mother of the child, Brahmani, mourns while the whole town is celebrating the festival. The son cries over the loss, sighs. The Brahmani then began the fast of Jivantika. So Maa Jivantika began to protect the son of Brahmani, who is growing up to be a prince in the palace. The queen named him Shilsen. Shilsen began to grow. When he was young, Raja Sushilkumar and the husband of the said Brahmani died and Shilsen ascended the throne. He was very kind and pious. The people were very happy with his skills. Shortly after, he left for Gayaji to pay his respects to his father. On the way, he came down to a merchant's house. This Vaniya had six children and died on the sixth day in a row. Today was the sixth of the seventh son in the merchant's house. While everyone in the house was asleep, Ma Jivantika was standing at the door protecting Shilsen. At midnight Vidhata came to write an article about Vanik's son. At that time Jivantika Mata held a horizontal trident and said: “Goddess Vidhata! Why are you here? ” 'Vaniya's son is sixth today, so I have come to write his article.' Maa Jivantika asked Vidhata: “Sister! What will you write in the article? ” Vidhata replied, 'I will write in her destiny that this child will die tomorrow morning.' Hearing this, Ma Jivantika said: “No, no Vidhatri! Don't write like that! You can never write such an ominous place where my steps fall. So write the life span of this child is one hundred years. ” Eventually Vidhata climbed on the orders of Maa Jivantika and started writing longevity. . The next day, when Vaniya saw her child alive, she was shocked. He was convinced that all this had happened because of the glory of this traveler's Mars step. When Shilsen was ready to go the next day, Vaniya insisted on coming again. Shilsen said yes. From there he reached Gayaji for many days. After completing the rites of his father, two hands came out of the river where he was going to donate. This did not go unnoticed. He asked the Pandits the reason for this, but the Pandits could not give him any answer. The other hand looked like the hand of a goddess. He put the lump in one hand. After completing the Shraddha Kriya, Shilsen himself came running to the village. Shilsen came home to that Vaniya exactly one year and stayed overnight. It had been six days since Vaniya had given birth to a child there again. As soon as night fell, Vidhata came to write the sixth article. So Ma Jivantika stopped him and asked him to write a hundred years of life. Vidhata accepted the order. While returning after writing the article, Jivantika asked Maan: “Maa! Why are you protecting this prince? ” At that moment, Shellsen's eyes widened. He seemed to be talking. He fell silently in bed and began to listen to this dialogue. Maa Jivantika said: “Goddess Vidhata! The mother of this prince has been fasting to me on Fridays for years. She doesn’t wear yellow that day, doesn’t even wear yellow ornaments, doesn’t cross the rice water and doesn’t go down to the yellow mandala, so I have to protect this prince. I have to go wherever it goes. That is why I am at Vaniya's house today. As long as Vaniya is at home, how can I harm her child? ” 'Even so.' Vidhata kept saying. Hearing this, Shilsen fell into a trance. He did not remember that his mother was fasting. Yet he decided to ask his mother to make sure.