Realizing Their Mistake

Once upon a time, there was a fierce battle between the gods and the monsters. In this, the gods were victorious by the grace of Lord Brahma. The gods, however, floated away as if this victory was possible only by their power. Brahman who suppressed arrogance: Knowing the arrogance of the gods, Lord Brahma, instead of having four faces, as usual, became one face and went to the Indra world. Indra, who did not know who had come due to the transfiguration of Lord Brahma, sent Agni Bhagavan to see who had come. Seeing the fire that went to the gate of Indra Loka, Lord Brahma overtook him and asked, "Who are you?"For that I am Agni. I am the one who dedicates the objects that are put in the Yaga Kunda to all the deities. That said I can destroy everything if I think. Brahman said, "Well ... let's destroy this little trumpet with your fire."He blew the fire as if he was doing so much. But as it did not burn, it blew loudly. There is no point in doing that though. Since Agni Bhagavan did not come for a long time, Indra sent Vayu Bhagavan. Brahman, who is still ahead, ask, ‘Who are you?’ I am the gas lord. I said this world would not work otherwise. Well, he said, 'Let's move this little trumpet a little bit.' This is what the Lord of the Air is trying to do by throwing and burning. However, without moving a bit, the rust was still there. The ancestral power that destroyed pride: Since both Agni and Vayu did not come for a long time, Indrane came face to face. From there Brahman disappeared and a little girl appeared there. When Indra came, he asked who this little girl was. "Arabs, the power that is in each of you gods has come from me," she said, emerging as a primordial power. One should not lose his modesty under any circumstances of success or failure. He who does so is perishable even if he succeeds. Misguided gods: Realizing their mistake, the devas apologized to Shakti and Brahma and surrendered.