And Brahma himself, obsessed with love, even desired his own daughter. He is still visible in the sky having acquired the body of a doe.

During the wedding, Hara, upon seeing his beloved Parvati, lost his semen, and from him sprang the Valakhilyas.

When the fool, encouraged by the woman, did not take advantage of her, she raised a cry: «I have been robbed, robbed! Save me, save me!»

Hearing her cry, her husband and relatives came running, asking, «What happened?» So how did it end? The Brahmin fell at Rambhika’s feet in fear, saying, «Lady, spare my life. I will do as you wish.»

Then Rambhika scattered food mixed with milk around the kitchen, lit a lamp, and said to her husband, who had just approached, «Our guest vomited, and I cried out.» Having said this, she pointed to the spilled food and milk. The foolish husband, having seen this, left. And while he slept, his wife indulged in as much pleasure as she pleased. The guest, pretending to be ill, stayed with them for a month, then left.

Having heard this, Prabhavati fell asleep.