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The Love Story of
Kacha And Devayani-
One


BACKGROUND OF THIS
LOVE STORY

This beautiful story
from the Indian
mythology
speaks, how love and
hate can go to
extremes
when it is guided by
motives. 

Kacha was the son of
Brahaspati*. 
He was sent by Gods
to become 
the disciple of
Asurs*  Guru
Sukracharya 
to learn the secret
knowledge of
reviving 
the dead as a
representative of
Gods.

Guru Sukracharya had
a beautiful daughter

named Devayani. The
moment Devayani 
saw Kacha, she
instantly fell in
love with him 
and she began to
feel that she can no
longer live without
Kacha.

She requested her
father (the Asurs
Guru) 
to make him his
disciple to teach
him the secret
knowledge of
immortality. Guru
Sukracharya 
refused to make
Kacha his disciple
as he was 
the representative
of Gods. It was
Devayani who 
forced her father to
accept him as his
disciple
to teach Kacha the
secret knowledge of
reviving 
the dead as she was
utterly in love with
him.

The dramatic verse
starts from the
Ashram* of 
Guru  Sukracharya,
where Kacha stayed
for
many years to learn
the secret knowledge
in the
sweet company of
Guru’s daughter
Devayani. 
After completing the
entire learning’s of
the 
secret knowledge and
practicing it
successfully 
on Devayani's
father, one day he
told her 
that now he wanted
to go back to
heaven, as 
his teachings were
complete and by
reviving her
father's life he had
proved the
worthiness of
his learning’s.

Ravindra K Kapoor 

The Story starts
from Part 2.. 


						 


<b
Kacha

Allow me, 
Dear friend
Devayani,
To leave,
Your heaven like
hermitage,
As I have completed,

All my learning’s
today, 
Under the feet of
your father. 01

And as a test of my
knowledge,
I have restored, 
Your father and my
Guru,
From the stage of
his ripped body
And death,
To a normal well
being,
Proving the
worthiness, 
Of his teachings, 
By the same
knowledge, 
Which he taught to
me, 
In all these years.
02

I am thankful to
you,
And to your father,
For all that, 
You have done for
me,
During these years,
When I was, 
Under the process of
learning 
From your father and
stayed here, 
In your sweet,
togetherness,
Dear Devayani. 03

Devayani 

Undoubtedly, 
Showing
thankfulness,
Is a sweet gesture, 
Dear Kacha,
But do you think,
That your stay here,

Was so short that,
You cannot even
think, 
Of some other
expression,
Which can cool down,
The melting lava,
Of my heart. 04  
  
Ravindra
Kanpur India 7th
Aug. 2014

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