Namaste,
Narada described various celestial courtrooms (Sabha) to Yudhistira during his visit to Indraprastha for the first time. This event took place in Sabha Parva. We have seen Brahma’s Sabha, Dwaraka, Indra’sSabha, and Kubera’s Sabha until now.
Varuna is the god of rain, water, ocean, seas,
rivers, etc. His Sabha is called Pushkaramalini and was built by Vishwakarman,
the celestial architect. True to his powers, Varuna’s Sabha is located
underwater (in an ocean) and has the right temperature for everyone to thrive.
It has white walls and arches and is the same size as Yamadharmaraja’s Sabha
(we’ll do this next).
The Sabha is surrounded by celestial trees with
gemstones, lovely blooms, and fruits. Plants of all colors - turquoise, yellow,
black, purple, white, and red can be found in this Sabha. Exotic birds are also
a part of it. The sweet melodies of the birds fill the Sabha.
The rooms are large and artfully decorated to suit
Varuna’s taste. He is accompanied by his queen Varuni and lords over the Sabha
with many heavenly creatures, beings, rishis, kings, and gods. For example, the
Nagas are predominantly found in his Sabha. Similarly, Kings like Bali, Prahalada,
Naraka, and many daityas (anti-gods) are also present.
Sounds beautiful, doesn’t it?
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Interesting.
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DeleteAbsolutely, it sounds mesmerizing! The vivid description of Varuna's Sabha as an underwater realm adorned with celestial flora and inhabited by diverse and mythical beings truly captures the imagination. It's like stepping into a magical underwater kingdom where every element and creature echoes the majesty of the god of waters.
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DeleteWonderful descriptions, Sri. Pity, us mortals can't visit these sabhas.
ReplyDeleteMissed reading your posts. Catching up now. ❤️
Thank you, Pri ❤️
DeleteWould be wonderful if we could enter those sabhas!