Without his love she felt poverty even amongst riches. To her serving her beloved is her religion, his wishes becomes hers and his happiness that of hers. With this pride of love she went to her husbands abode at Kailasha. After sometime of this marriage an unpleasant incident occurred between Dakshya and Shiva. In the Yagna or sacrifice organized by Maharshi Bhrigu both Dakshya and Shiva along with

whole of the Spiritual world were invited. When Dakshya entered the ceremony room all except the Trinity stood up in his honour. The Lords of Creation and Preservation, Brahma and Vishnu were unanimously accepted as Lords of the world, but how dare Maheshwara, even being his son-in-law failed to honour him like all other Lords of Heaven? Dakshya became blind in fury. His previous scar of marrying her daughter against his wishes is not yet healed. Dakshya spitted all his

venom against Shiva in words. All other guests and the invitee present there remained perplexed and embarrassed except Nandi, one of the two close associates of Shiva, the white bull. The Loyal servant cursed Dakshya to have a head of goat. Furious Dakshya swore vengeance of this insult. He arranged a sacrifice

and entrusted Narada, the messenger of Heaven, to invite all Spiritual Lords and eminent personalities of Earth and Hell except Shiva for the occasion. Narada remained confused as any sacrifice without the presence of Shiva becomes futile. But like in many other times he wanted to exploit the situation for some fun. This fun loving messenger of heaven is the mastermind behind a numerous marriages and a number of misunderstandings of Heaven. He executed the entrusted task first then went to Sati to make her aware of the injustice done to her by her father. Sati failed to note the insult and beg before her husband to let her go to her father's house at this grand occasion, where all of her sisters would come. She longed for the house of her childhood days and the company of long unseen parents and sisters. Shiva warned her pointing out the hidden intension of her father. Sati knew that her husband is right but her head gave way to her heart.