Surya and Chhaya - The Sun and The Shadow

A long time ago, the Devas (gods) were defeated by the Asuras in a bloody battle. For a thousand Deva-years, the Devas lived under the oppression of the Asuras. Aditi, the mother of the Devas, prayed to the Sun. Soon, the Sun manifested itself before Aditi and said, “I shall take birth in your womb and destroy the Asuras.” The child was born perfectly healthy with an intense aura around it. He was named Martanda, and when he grew up, he burnt the Asuras to ashes with his bright radiance. The gods regained their control over Swarga, and Martanda assumed his role as Surya, the Sun god.

Vishwakarma, the architect of the gods, gave his beautiful daughter Samjna in marriage to Surya. But there was one problem: Samjna wasn’t able to tolerate Surya’s heat. Remember, Surya was born to literally burn the Asuras to death. This heat made her husband unattractive in Samjna’s eyes, and the bright rays even scorched and darkened her own skin. Samjna was an expert in illusions. She constructed her own shadow into a physical form, a replica of herself. This woman, Chhaya, stood ready to carry out her orders.


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