Narada turned Feminine with name Naradi
Narada Muni, a renowned sage and devotee of Lord Vishnu, was known for his unwavering devotion and wisdom. He often traveled the universe, spreading knowledge and wisdom, and was respected by gods and mortals alike. One day, Narada approached Vishnu, seeking to understand the mysteries of the divine maya, the cosmic illusion that governs the universe.
Vishnu, knowing Narada's curiosity, smiled and said, "Narada, if you truly wish to comprehend the power of my maya, you must first experience it yourself." Vishnu then led Narada to a serene lake, its waters shimmering like diamonds in the sunlight. "Bathe in this lake, Narada, and you shall understand the secrets of maya," Vishnu said, vanishing as soon as he finished speaking.
Without hesitation, Narada plunged into the lake's cool waters. As he emerged, he felt a strange sensation, as if his body was transforming. He looked down and was shocked to see that he had become a woman, with a radiant complexion and a feminine form. Narada, now Naradi, was bewildered and confused.
Naradi's memories of her past life as Narada began to fade, and she felt herself being drawn to the world around her. She married a king, a just and noble ruler, and became his beloved queen. Naradi bore him sixty sons, each one strong and brave, and she devoted herself to her family and kingdom.
Years passed, and Naradi's life was filled with joy and contentment. She experienced the thrills of motherhood, the love of her husband, and the responsibilities of ruling the kingdom. Her sons grew up, married, and had children of their own, and Naradi became a revered matriarch.
But fate had other plans. A war broke out, and Naradi's husband and sixty sons marched into battle, never to return. Naradi waited anxiously for their return, but as the days passed, she received the devastating news: her loved ones had fallen in battle.
Naradi was consumed by grief, her world shattered. She rushed to the battlefield, searching for her family among the slain. As she wandered amidst the dead, her heart broken, she saw the bodies of her husband and sons, their lifeless forms a stark reminder of the transience of life.
It was in that moment of unbearable sorrow that Vishnu appeared before Naradi. He gently touched her, and her memories of her past life as Narada began to resurface. She remembered her devotion to Vishnu and her quest to understand the divine maya.
As the truth dawned on her, Naradi's eyes opened wide, and she saw the world around her with new eyes. She understood the power of Vishnu's maya, which had made her experience life as a woman, with all its joys and sorrows. With a newfound understanding, Naradi was transformed back into Narada, the sage.
Narada, now restored to his true form, bowed to Vishnu in gratitude and reverence, his understanding of the divine maya now complete. He realized that the attachments and desires that had seemed so real to him as Naradi were, in truth, mere illusions, and that true wisdom lay in recognizing the fleeting nature of worldly bonds.