Curated by – NARESH VISHWAKRAMA | CITYCHIEFNEWS

Panna, on the second day of Shrimad Bhagwat Katha going on near Sankalp Garden in front of Benisagar pond of Panna city, Katha Vyas Pramod Krishna Maharaj described the interesting story of Shiva Parvati marriage and Shukdev birth. Hundreds of devotees from around came to listen to Bhagwat Katha. God's praises were heard continuously. Katha is happening daily from 3 PM to 7 PM.

Katha Vyas Pramod Krishna Maharaj told the devotees that Parvati, the daughter of Himalaya Raj, starts growing up. Parvati took a vow in her mind that she would get Shiva as her husband. The deities also persuade Shiva to marry Parvati but Shiva is not ready for this. Mother Parvati does hard penance to get Shiva. Lord Shiva is pleased and gets ready for marriage. Taking the deities, ghosts and vampires with ashes in the body, Shiva reaches the Himalayan king's place with a procession. Mother Maina gets scared seeing the disguise of the groom and refuses to marry Parvati. Everyone explained that Shiva is not an ordinary person, he is Mahadev, the God of Gods.

He told that the marriage of Mother Parvati and Lord Shiva takes place and the gods shower flowers. In the next episode, Lord Shiva is telling the immortal story to Mother Parvati, Mother falls asleep and a parrot starts croaking in her place. When Shiva came to know, he left his trident to kill Shuka. Running in the three worlds, Shuka reached the hermitage of Vyasa and reached the womb through his wife's mouth. Where he lived for twelve years and was born after the assurance of Lord Krishna. Katha Vyas Shri Pramod Krishna Maharaj said that today's families should learn from the Shiv Sati dialogue. Uninvited uninvited parents who believe in evil should not attend a celebration at a friend's house.
The main listeners of the story are Mrs. Mula Bai Lodhi, Mrs. Sudha Kashi Prasad Lodhi.
Katha organizers Mahendra Singh Lodhi, Lokendra Singh Lucky Lodhi have urged all Bhagwat lovers to take advantage of religion by reaching maximum numbers.