Love story of Devyani & Kacha
Kacha, the son of Jupiter, had mastered all his father’s teachings, but one lesson remained—he needed to learn from Venus. Knowing that Venus possessed the secret of Mrit Sanjeevani, Kacha sought him out as his guru. Despite being the son of his enemy, Venus accepted him as a student. However, the Asuras, fearing Kacha would steal their greatest secret, killed him. Devyani, Venus’s daughter, deeply attached to Kacha, pleaded with her father to revive him, and Venus obliged. But the Asuras were relentless. They burned Kacha, mixed his ashes in water, and tricked Venus into drinking it. Faced with an impossible choice—saving his student or himself—Venus, in his wisdom, taught Mrit Sanjeevani to Kacha inside his stomach. Kacha then resurrected himself, bursting out of Venus’s body, and in turn, brought his guru back to life.
With his mission complete, Kacha prepared to leave, but Devyani, having fallen deeply in love, asked him to stay and marry her. To Kacha, love was a distraction from knowledge, and he refused. Heartbroken and betrayed, Devyani cursed him to forget the very knowledge he had come for. Enraged, Kacha retaliated, cursing her never to find love in her life. This is the paradox of Venus and Jupiter—Venus teaches that love is the ultimate truth, while Jupiter believes knowledge is supreme. Both paths are equally powerful yet fundamentally different. Love often comes with loss, and knowledge, without love, can feel empty. But when love embraces sacrifice, it becomes true love, and when knowledge embraces devotion, it leads to true wisdom. This eternal contrast between heart and mind defines the cosmic dance of Jupiter and Venus—the two greatest teachers of the universe.
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