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She is also depicted with the goddess Manda, wife of [[Shani]]. Her spiritual sons [[Nakula]] and [[Sahadeva]] used to worship her with [[Ashvins]]. | She is also depicted with the goddess Manda, wife of [[Shani]]. Her spiritual sons [[Nakula]] and [[Sahadeva]] used to worship her with [[Ashvins]]. | ||
==Story of Kalayavana== | |||
Once, sage [[Narada]] does brahman (roaming) from here to there. Suddenly, he saw the demon Kalayavana coming towards him and said,"Who are you sage with a pony on your head?". Sage [[Narada]] replied,"O Murka Asura Kalayavan I'm Narada, the son of Lord [[Brahma]] and Mata [[Saraswati]]." Kalayavana said,"O sage tell me, do you know any goddess?", Sage Narada,"Yes!O Kalayavana!I know Devi Vaishnavivati, who is the wife of Ashvins, she is the beautiful granddaughter of [[Krishna]] and Devi [[Rukmini]]."Kalayavana said,"Where will I this beautiful woman from?", Narada says,"She is the Suryaloka with her husbands." Kalayavana thanks sage Narada and goes to Suryaloka. When he reaches Suryaloka, he finds [[Ashvins]] with a head like horses and their beautiful wife Devi Vaishnavivati. | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||