Day 6: Katyayani & Varaha - Nature as Destroyer of Imbalance

(Spotlight on. Anant and the Monk appear together.)

Monk: Satya saved us in the previous episode, but we still refuse to listen to her voice — the voice of conscience.

Anant: I already warned you — change and prevent, else there will be a positive check.

Child: (emerges from the heart of the Monk) Let's see what Shree and Satya are talking about.

(Curtain on)

Shree (to Satya): I already told you about them.

Satya (disappointedly): I thought I could change them, but they hardly listen to me.

(Shakti appears again, out of the heart of Satya.)

Shakti (to Satya): Don't be disappointed. You tried. Let them face the consequences now.

Satya: They are ignorant. They don't know what they are doing.

Shree (in disdain): No, they are not. They know everything. Actually, they are greedy and self-centric.

Shakti (turning into a storm): No, they have to pay for it.

(Thereafter, wind starts blowing and dark clouds cover the sky.)

Satya (talking to herself): There are many innocent people too.

(Monk reappears along with Anant, trying to save the innocent people. Anant takes the form of a strong, muscular man and Monk becomes an old, wise man.)

Satya (smiling): They will save them.

Shree: Where is the child?

Satya: He is there as Drashta — the Witness.

(Shree disappears after listening to it.)

Satya: Shree... Shree... Where are you?

(There is great commotion created by Nature. All the houses, schools, colleges are full of water. People are being rescued by volunteers and farmers have faced a big loss. Some of them even died while saving others, and Satya is watching all this from a distance.)

Shakti (appearing in front of Satya): Now they will understand why nature and wildlife should be preserved.

(Satya remains quiet, saying nothing.)

Shree: (reappears) They get what they deserve.

(That evening is beautiful. The air is cool. No pollution, no noise — just a surreal silence and a blissful sunset. It seems as if Shakti is smiling.)

Shakti (appearing again in a different form half Varaha and half Shakti): Every living creature has equal right to live. Humans need to understand this.

(Curtain close.)