Parvati. Once, early in the morning, Shiva left Kailash astride the bull Nandi and along with his followers. He was supposed to return for lunch. Aparna or Parvati cooked a large, varied spread
for everyone and waited and waited. When it became really late, she sat down to eat, defying the taboo that dictated a wife should eat only after the husband has had his fill. When Aparna hears the sound of Shiva’s damru quite late in the day, she is enraged: she throws everything she has cooked into Nandi’s trough. Shiva has to go hungry, but the bull has a feast.
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http://threeinformation.blogspot.com/search/label/SaralaDas
for everyone and waited and waited. When it became really late, she sat down to eat, defying the taboo that dictated a wife should eat only after the husband has had his fill. When Aparna hears the sound of Shiva’s damru quite late in the day, she is enraged: she throws everything she has cooked into Nandi’s trough. Shiva has to go hungry, but the bull has a feast.
Source
http://threeinformation.blogspot.com/search/label/SaralaDas
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