Lord Shiva's temptation

The folk culture of the religious Indian nation is full of unbelievable divine beliefs. Indians also observe different types of worship and prayer from house to house for the sake of breaking their wrists, living a happy and healthy life at the mercy of the East, for health, longevity, healing, wealth and fame. Festivals are celebrated with reverence, enthusiasm and sincerity, while sometimes enlightening the working soul with new-mindedness, to move forward, to maintain peace and contentment in the working life, to make amends and to make some changes. Some festivals are also celebrated for fulfillment. Bolbom is one of them.

I had no children for three years in my marriage. My parents dreamed of seeing a beautiful grandson or granddaughter. I am deeply saddened that our children did not come soon after seeing the hopes and aspirations of his mind. Different villages and people are the same. That's why my wife has to hear a lot. Because superstition is still prevalent in modern society. If a woman does not have a child, people say that she is infertile because of infertility. "It simply came to our notice then. We were shocked. We also underwent medical treatment. In the month of Bolbom, we return from Deogarh in consultation with the doctor and take the medicine. My wife sits next to the bus window.

She saw a group of boys carrying water on their shoulders as a Bolbom devotee approached the nearby Jhadeshwar temple. She told me to pray to Lord Shiva. He must hear our call. You too should observe the Bolbom vow. Hope and faith were born in my mind. I prayed to Lord Shiva and bowed down from that year onwards. A year later, a girl came to our lap to celebrate my bowling alley. There was a wave of happiness in our family.

My parents in particular were very happy. I was overjoyed. My long-held hopes have been fulfilled. Today I have become a father. I was very happy to share this news with all my brothers, friends and acquaintances. As soon as we got home from the doctor's office, we returned home with the baby girl. We also happily distributed sweets to neighbors. When I returned home after distributing the sweets, my mother told me that the ground had slipped under my feet. What if you happily shared sweets? Your daughter never drinks milk from her mother's breast. We tried a lot. We also advised the doctor to drink it. But no results were found. The baby became malnourished. Many questions arose in our minds. Many people gave a lot of advice. She did not drink even after taking many measures.

Now I remember Lord Shiva again. I thought that if my daughter got a drink from her mother, she would do the same. Less than an hour later, my daughter started drinking from her mother. Perhaps it was Lord Shiva's temptation and pride for me. Because I was madly happy and told everyone my happiness but I never remembered Lord Shiva. So we should always remember God. Whether in sorrow or in happiness. We should always remember God. I realized that God is also proud because He loves us so much.