Mythological Stories That Depict Ultimate Love Stories

In the two and a half letters of love, there is that power, after which a person loses such a happy and mercury that the world forgets itself. Love is the seed whose sprout does not fail to touch, not only humans but also God's inner self. Even God does not save himself from drowning in love and loses his sense of love. They do not even realize that they are the creators of the universe. That is why he wanders from one place to another in the barrack of Shiva and Sati, gets calm with the union of Parvati, becomes a one-on-one search of Rama and Sita, then becomes Krishna and presses him to the feet of Radha Rani and Meera's cup of poison Turn it into nectar. Love is so pure and unique that the Creator and Sustenance of our creation in love juice became full of each other for ever - forever.

Love story of Shiva, Sati and Parvati

The story of Shiva and Sati is the love story of the reunion of Shiva and Adi Shakti. Shiva's wife Sati was the daughter of Daksha Prajapati. Gradually Sati became involved in Shiva devotion. For this he also abandoned the father's house. Pleased with intense penance, Shiva made him a wife, but Sati's father was not happy with this marriage. After marriage, Sati moved to Kailash. After some time Daksha conducted a yajna but did not call Shiva-Sati. Still Sati went there but due to the father insulting Shiva, she was consumed in the father's havan kund. As soon as Sati was consumed, Shiva began to perform a ritualistic ordeal. Walked around with Sati's body. Vishnu ji made 51 pieces of Sati's body from his cycle, then Shiva came out of disconnection. On every part of Sati, Shakti Peeth was made, on the other hand Sati was born again in the Himalayas. In time, Sati as Parvati was reunited with Shiva and Shiva became an ideal couple for Parvati.

Rati and Kamdev

Both Kamdev and Rati have added such a symbol of love that the couple gives a message of love to each couple. After being burnt by anger of Lord Shiva, Kamadeva was born in the form of Sri Krishna's son Pradumra after Rati's severe penance, and then Rati got married again and found him.

Vishnu-Lakshmi

When Rupavati Lakshmi came out in the ocean churning, all the gods and demons became eager to get her, but when Lakshmi ji approached Vishnu ji with kindness, then Lakshmi ji was mesmerized by Vishnu and accepted her as his wife.

Sitaram

Sita-Rama's love is unique, full of devotion and patience. In the garden of Janakpuri, Rama and Sita tied the alliance of love in the eyes without saying anything, and Rama also performed his love for a lifetime.

Krishna-Radha, Rukmani and Meera

Krishna's love was unique to Radha, Rukmani and Meera. Krishna made Rukmini his patrani. Meera was so absorbed in her devotion to Krishna that Krishna's name lived on her lips. The love of Krishna is still immortal in these three forms.
First Radha, who became his beloved, but could never become a wife, but Krishna remained incomplete without Radha, then Radha also remained incomplete. Radha became the symbol of love on people's tongues by becoming a lover of Krishna and getting a higher position than his wife. Radha is with him in every temple of Krishna, not Rukmini.
Rukmani becoming a patrani of Krishna, and enjoyed all the happiness of the householder, but she was called Krishna's wife, not a lover. So Meera neither became Krishna's lover nor wife, but became a Jogan and kept chanting Krishna's name throughout his life.

Heer Ranjha

Heer was born in an affluent family in Jhang, Punjab and was born in an ordinary family in the village called Takht Hazara on the banks of the Ranjha Chenab river. Both of them saw each other and in lost love but Heer's father married her to someone else, Ranjha broke up and became Jogi. Ranjha, playing flute, reached Heer's in-laws one day, so the love of both of them rose again, and both ran away and came to Heer's village. Heer's father agreed to get them married but Heer's uncle did not get ready for that and he killed Heer by feeding him a poison in his food. It is said that as soon as Heer died, Ranjha too gave up his life immediately after eating that leftover food and became immortal forever. Both were buried nearby together. The tomb of both in Jhang is still an example of love.