In the vast expanse of ancient Puranas, the impartial nature of Lord Shiva shines forth, exemplifying his boundless compassion towards both Gods and Asuras (demons). Within the tapestry of cosmic existence, an epic battle raged between the Devas (gods) and the Asuras, testing the delicate equilibrium of the universe. Sensing the need for divine intervention, the Asuras approached Lord Brahma, the creator of all, seeking a boon to ensure their victory. Empowered by the bestowed boon, the Asuras grew invincible, spreading darkness across the realms. The Devas, troubled by their relentless assault, sought refuge in the abode of Lord Shiva.

Recognizing the plight of the Devas and the rising imbalance, Shiva, the embodiment of righteousness, decided to intervene. With his divine presence, Shiva infused hope and reassurance into the hearts of the Asuras, their adversaries. He appeared before them, listening intently to their grievances and concerns. Deeply moved by their struggles and understanding the necessity of balance in the cosmos, he offered them his divine guidance and teachings. In his boundless benevolence, Lord Shiva granted boons to select Asuras who had demonstrated unwavering devotion and righteousness.

By bestowing these boons, he not only uplifted the Asuras but also sought to instill a sense of unity and harmony among all creatures, irrespective of their origins. Its a timeless reminder that Shiva’s compassion extends to all beings, regardless of their divine or demonic nature. His divine grace encompasses the entirety of creation and impartiality.