Eps 54: Heaven on Earth? The Bold King Who Wanted His Own Paradise

Discover the fascinating tale of Trishanku, a king who dared to challenge the gods to create his own heaven! What price did he pay for his audacity? And how did Sage Vishwamitra rewrite the rules of the cosmos? Dive into this intriguing mythological story that blurs the lines between ambition and divine will.
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[@shivammishra1302]

Great story 😊

[@curiouspri]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@sahilkadu9679]

Interesting 🤩🙌🙌 I agree with you.....The nature, the universe has a power to restore balance⚖️

[@curiouspri]

Thanks for watching !

[@Lalithamahadevan6104]

This is called trishanku sorgam

[@curiouspri]

Thank you for sharing !

[@n.o.t.important]

Well, Yudhishthir did enter heaven in his mortal body due to his exceptional karma.
So he defied natural order?!

[@madicherlasritarun3698]

Yes .
And Raja Harishchandra and his wife also went to swarg with their human bodies.
And a sudra in ganesh puran also went to ganesh lok with human body .

[@curiouspri]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts and adding such interesting examples! Yes, Yudhishthir entering heaven in his mortal body due to his impeccable dharma is one of the rare instances where the natural order was transcended. Similarly, Raja Harishchandra and his wife’s ascension, as well as the Sudra from Ganesh Puran, reflect the power of karma and devotion in altering divine laws. Trishanku’s story, however, stands apart because his entry into ‘Swarg’ was not due to exceptional karma but rather due to Sage Vishwamitra’s determination and defiance of the celestial gods. It’s fascinating to see how these narratives highlight different dimensions of dharma and divine intervention.