Vighnaharta Ganesh

Lord Ganesha learns that the gods approached Sage Aurva for help on Narad Muni's suggestion. He also discovers that Narad Muni and the other gods managed to convince Sage Aurva to defeat Daruk and other asuras.

Goddess Kali reveals that Goddess Adishakti was bound by Daruka's devotion and was forced to protect Daruk and his army in their battle against the gods.

Goddess Kali informs Lord Ganesha about her 'mahavidya' avatars named Goddess Shodashi and Goddess Bhuvaneshwari and elaborates on their role in creating various forms of life as well as their abodes in the universe.

Goddess Kali narrates how an asura named Daruk intended to cause an imbalance in her newly created universe. She reveals that she was forced to protect Daruk instead of punishing him because of his wife Daruka.

Goddess Kali narrates how Daruk tortured several sages on earth and established his control. She adds that all the gods in heaven collectively tried to protect the earth from Daruk.

Parvati seeks to understand the reason for repeated attacks on Ganesh; Brahma and Vishnu appear before her, revealing that Ganesh is not an ordinary boy but a divine being.

Parvati takes the avatar of Brahma Kali when she comes out of the river. Then, Ganesh starts asking her questions and she tells him stories of her ten 'mahavidhya' avatars.

Rishi Durvasa learns about the 'Holi' celebrations and goes to Kailash. When the gods and goddesses see Rishi Durvasa in Kailash, they are worried about Mahadev and Parvati. Later, Rishi Durvasa gets angry and curses Mahadev and Parvati.

Goddess Kali narrates the story of two asuras named Madhu and Kaitabha. She reveals how Lord Vishnu and Lord Brahma struggled in their war against those asuras.

Goddess Kali continues with the story and reveals how Goddess Mahamaya appeared after Lord Brahma offered prayers. She also discloses how Goddess Mahamaya helped Lord Vishnu kill Madhu and Kaitabha.

Goddess Kali reveals how she laid the foundation of life on earth using the disintegrated body parts of Madhu and Kaitabha. She narrates the story of her 'mahavidya' avatar named Tara and its role in propagating life on earth.

Rishi Durvasa curses Mahadev and Parvati to live in solitude, where no one can find them. Then, Mahadev and Parvati disappear into thin air. Kartikeya is angry with Rishi Durvasa; however, Lord Vishnu tries to calm him down.

Brahma informs Parvati that Ganesh is not aware of his true divine nature; Ganesh complains that no one was worried that he was gone for so long; Parvati treats Ganesh to a feast, which is attended by Mahadev, Vishnu and Brahma.

Ganesh is attacked by Sarpraj during his visit to Naglok; not the one to back off, Ganesh uses his powers to defend himself; Mushika has taken over Devlok and has proclaimed himself as the ruler.

Karthikeya helps Ganesh in his fight against Sindhura; Sindhura unleashes yet another avatar of his, but Ganesh counters his attack and turns it against Sindhura.

Sindhura tries to persuade Saraswati to help him defeat Ganesh, but she refuses to aid him; then, Ganesh once again confronts Sindhura and decides to teach him a final lesson for hurting Saraswati's sentiments.

All the Gods realize the true divine form of Ganesh; Indra Dev begs for forgiveness from Ganesh; seeing the other Gods with their own vahana, Ganesh gets curious and wants to possess one of his own.

While everyone is enjoying Holi festivities at Kailash, Indra narrates a story to explain Sage Durvasa's angry outbursts. The gods decide to walk the rest of the way, but end up making some noise which disturbs Sage Durvasa.

On their way to Kailash for the Holi celebrations, Indra and other gods happen to see Sage Durvasa engrossed in meditation. They fear he might get angry if his meditation were to get disturbed by the sound of their chariots.

Ganesh arrives with Kuber in his palace and is greeted by Indra Dev and the rest of the gods.

Indra Dev insists that Kuber apologize to Parvati and Mahadev; Parvati gives a vine leaf to Kuber and asks him to give it to Ganesh.

Parvati seeks to understand the reason for repeated attacks on Ganesh; Brahma and Vishnu appear before her, revealing that Ganesh is not an ordinary boy but a divine being.

Brahma informs Parvati that Ganesh is not aware of his true divine nature; Ganesh complains that no one was worried that he was gone for so long; Parvati treats Ganesh to a feast, which is attended by Mahadev, Vishnu and Brahma.

Indra Dev realizes that Sindhura has cheated him; he asks the asur to stop in his tracks but he marches forward; Vishwakarma and Indra Dev try to attack Sindhura.

Parvati informs Ganesh about the activity he has to complete; she takes him to a spot, where he has to meditate; Indra asks Karthikeya to help him defend the Devlok; Parvati refuses to send Karthikeya along with Indra.

Ganesh finds himself all alone against the demons who attack him; the demons are unaware of the powers bestowed on Ganesh by Parvati; using these powers Ganesh counters every attack from the demons.

Parvati encourages Ganesh to perform the meditation; but, Ganesh can't resist the hunger; Parvati once again makes Ganesh understand that to attain divine power he has to perform the meditation, teaching him discipline.

Sindhura arrives at Devlok and takes the throne from Indra Dev; he demands the eternal potion from Indra, who informs that getting the potion is next to impossible; Sindhura decides to get the potion come what may.

Ganesh is attacked by Sarpraj during his visit to Naglok; not the one to back off, Ganesh uses his powers to defend himself; Mushika has taken over Devlok and has proclaimed himself as the ruler.

Indra Dev takes Sindhura to the location where the eternal potion is located; Vishwakarma refuses to let Sindhura pass through; Sindhura hypnotizes Vishwakarma.

To save his disciple, Vishwakarma agrees to take Sindhura inside, but Sindhura does not live up to his word and kills the innocent; he forcefully takes Vishwakarma inside.

Karthikeya helps Ganesh in his fight against Sindhura; Sindhura unleashes yet another avatar of his, but Ganesh counters his attack and turns it against Sindhura.

Sindhura tries to persuade Saraswati to help him defeat Ganesh, but she refuses to aid him; then, Ganesh once again confronts Sindhura and decides to teach him a final lesson for hurting Saraswati's sentiments.

All the Gods realize the true divine form of Ganesh; Indra Dev begs for forgiveness from Ganesh; seeing the other Gods with their own vahana, Ganesh gets curious and wants to possess one of his own.

Ganesh arrives with Kuber in his palace and is greeted by Indra Dev and the rest of the gods.

Indra Dev insists that Kuber apologize to Parvati and Mahadev; Parvati gives a vine leaf to Kuber and asks him to give it to Ganesh.

After interacting with a few sages, Ganesh leaves their hermitage and enters a dense forest; while on his way home, he comes across shape shifting serpents; the serpents attack Ganesh, leaving him no choice but to defend himself.

Lord Ganesha and Karikeya are worried about Goddess Parvati's unexpected angry outbursts. Later, Lord Ganesha is shocked when he follows her to a lake in which he sees the reflection of Goddess Kali.

Lord Ganesha tells Lord Shiva about Goddess Parvati's strange behaviour and the reflection that he saw earlier. Lord Shiva then reveals that Goddess Parvati's avatar Mahakali is about to rise in the wake of Holi.

On their way to Kailash for the Holi celebrations, Indra and other gods happen to see Sage Durvasa engrossed in meditation. They fear he might get angry if his meditation were to get disturbed by the sound of their chariots.

While everyone is enjoying Holi festivities at Kailash, Indra narrates a story to explain Sage Durvasa's angry outbursts. The gods decide to walk the rest of the way, but end up making some noise which disturbs Sage Durvasa.

Rishi Durvasa learns about the 'Holi' celebrations and goes to Kailash. When the gods and goddesses see Rishi Durvasa in Kailash, they are worried about Mahadev and Parvati. Later, Rishi Durvasa gets angry and curses Mahadev and Parvati.

Rishi Durvasa curses Mahadev and Parvati to live in solitude, where no one can find them. Then, Mahadev and Parvati disappear into thin air. Kartikeya is angry with Rishi Durvasa; however, Lord Vishnu tries to calm him down.

Parvati takes the avatar of Brahma Kali when she comes out of the river. Then, Ganesh starts asking her questions and she tells him stories of her ten 'mahavidhya' avatars.

Goddess Kali narrates the story of two asuras named Madhu and Kaitabha. She reveals how Lord Vishnu and Lord Brahma struggled in their war against those asuras.

Goddess Kali continues with the story and reveals how Goddess Mahamaya appeared after Lord Brahma offered prayers. She also discloses how Goddess Mahamaya helped Lord Vishnu kill Madhu and Kaitabha.

Goddess Kali reveals how she laid the foundation of life on earth using the disintegrated body parts of Madhu and Kaitabha. She narrates the story of her 'mahavidya' avatar named Tara and its role in propagating life on earth.

Goddess Kali informs Lord Ganesha about her 'mahavidya' avatars named Goddess Shodashi and Goddess Bhuvaneshwari and elaborates on their role in creating various forms of life as well as their abodes in the universe.

Goddess Kali narrates how an asura named Daruk intended to cause an imbalance in her newly created universe. She reveals that she was forced to protect Daruk instead of punishing him because of his wife Daruka.

Goddess Kali narrates how Daruk tortured several sages on earth and established his control. She adds that all the gods in heaven collectively tried to protect the earth from Daruk.

Goddess Kali reveals that Goddess Adishakti was bound by Daruka's devotion and was forced to protect Daruk and his army in their battle against the gods.

Lord Ganesha learns that the gods approached Sage Aurva for help on Narad Muni's suggestion. He also discovers that Narad Muni and the other gods managed to convince Sage Aurva to defeat Daruk and other asuras.

Lord Ganesha finds out how Sage Aurva rescued everyone after cursing Daruk and Daruka to ensure that they do not harm the sages, the gods or other innocent human beings.

After interacting with a few sages, Ganesh leaves their hermitage and enters a dense forest; while on his way home, he comes across shape shifting serpents; the serpents attack Ganesh, leaving him no choice but to defend himself.

Vrinda's spirit thanks Lord Ganesha for everything and prays to Lord Vishnu, who grants her salvation. On the other hand, Jalandhar's spirit apologizes to Lord Shiva and other gods before attaining salvation.

Lord Ganesha tells Lord Shiva about Goddess Parvati's strange behaviour and the reflection that he saw earlier. Lord Shiva then reveals that Goddess Parvati's avatar Mahakali is about to rise in the wake of Holi.

Lord Ganesha and Karikeya are worried about Goddess Parvati's unexpected angry outbursts. Later, Lord Ganesha is shocked when he follows her to a lake in which he sees the reflection of Goddess Kali.

Lord Ganesha tricks Vrinda into following him to Lord Vishnu's temple where she used to live in the past. After he reminds her of her good deeds and devotion, she regrets turning into an evil person and kills herself while Lord Shiva kills Jalandhar.

Parvati encourages Ganesh to perform the meditation; but, Ganesh can't resist the hunger; Parvati once again makes Ganesh understand that to attain divine power he has to perform the meditation, teaching him discipline.

Sindhura arrives at Devlok and takes the throne from Indra Dev; he demands the eternal potion from Indra, who informs that getting the potion is next to impossible; Sindhura decides to get the potion come what may.

Parvati informs Ganesh about the activity he has to complete; she takes him to a spot, where he has to meditate; Indra asks Karthikeya to help him defend the Devlok; Parvati refuses to send Karthikeya along with Indra.

Ganesh finds himself all alone against the demons who attack him; the demons are unaware of the powers bestowed on Ganesh by Parvati; using these powers Ganesh counters every attack from the demons.

Indra Dev realizes that Sindhura has cheated him; he asks the asur to stop in his tracks but he marches forward; Vishwakarma and Indra Dev try to attack Sindhura.

To save his disciple, Vishwakarma agrees to take Sindhura inside, but Sindhura does not live up to his word and kills the innocent; he forcefully takes Vishwakarma inside.

Indra Dev takes Sindhura to the location where the eternal potion is located; Vishwakarma refuses to let Sindhura pass through; Sindhura hypnotizes Vishwakarma.