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Friday, June 23, 2017

Glory of Eternal Uma Devi Manifestations

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The everlasting power Mahamaya, an unceasing piece of Lord Shiva. Otherwise called Ma-Uma or Adi-Shakti, showed in seven distinct symbols as Mahamaya, Yogmaya, Mahakali, Mahalaxmi, Gauri, Durga and Yaksharoopa, since the earliest reference point of creation.

Mahakali and Yogmaya Manifestations

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At the earliest reference point of the creation water appeared by the will of compel endless Lord Shiva. In water, Lord Vishnu vested. A long compensation tired him out and he went to profound rest of yoganidra. From the ear wax of Lord Vishnu got two strong evil presences made who were called Madhu and Kaitabha. For a long stretch they made compensation and got the gifts of Power Eternal Mahamaya. In the mean time, a lotus stalk had risen up out of the navel of resting Lord Vishnu and Lord Brahma showed up on the blossom. The evil presences spotted him and started to bother him. The unnerved Brahma attempted to look for security of Lord Vishnu yet he found the last pulled back into yoganidra. In urgency, Lord Brahma appealed to Mahamaya. She addressed his petition by showing as Mahakali on the twelfth day of the primary fortnight of Phaluguna. She woke up Lord Vishnu by leaving from his eyes as Yogmaya.

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To shield Lord Brahma, Lord Vishnu tested the evil presence twosome and battled with them for five thousand years however neglected to repress them. At that point, Lord Vishnu summoned Mahamaya and petitioned God for her assistance. Mahamaya bewildered the psyches of evil presence couple and made them disclose to Lord Vishnu how they could be represented. So Lord Vishnu put their heads on his extended thighs and slaughtered them as that was the main way imaginable.

Mahalaxmi (Jagdamba) Manifestation

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The evil spirit ruler Rambhasura was a forceful one who had turned into a scourge of the divine beings. His child Mahishasura was significantly mightier than him and was a store of more shades of malice. He was an exceptionally yearning evil presence and to understand his wicked dreams he made a hard compensation to satisfy Lord Brahma. From Lord Brahma he got a shelter that no man or god might ever execute him. In the wake of picking up that shelter he went wild tormenting all the three universes. He assaulted paradise and expelled divine beings from that point. The divinities of the headings were under his consistent danger and discipline. At that point he focused on every one of the general population who used to adore gods and divine creatures. He restricted every single religious ceremony and functions. No yajna no havana and no love was his enormous request.

The divinities and the divine beings went to Lord Brahma looking for deliverance from the oppression of Mahishasura. Master Brahma took them to Lord Vishnu as the previous had himself booned the evil spirit. Master Vishnu exhorted that they should all go to Lord Shiva to look for his assistance. They all paid to Deity Supreme. Ruler Shiva uncovered that the evil spirit could be executed just by a female character as he couldn't pass on account of a male because of his shelter. Master Brahma, Lord Vishnu and Lord Rudra shot out light bundles of their heavenly nature which combined in one brilliant body. Alternate divine beings shot into it their own particular separate bars. In this way increased chunk of light changed into a goddess figure of Mahalaxmi, likewise called 'Jagdamba'. She was a photo of valor. Her face transmitted the godlikeness of Lord Shiva and alternate parts of her body spoke to the heavenly nature of different divine beings. She had master Vishnu arms and thighs and the legs of Lord Brahma. Yama was in her hair and she rode a lion.

The heavenly masters loaned her their forces. She got the trident of Lord Shiva, Sudarshan Chakra of Lord Vishnu, Thunderbolt of Indra, Armor from Vishwakarma, Heat from Agni, Carrying Bowl of Lord Rama, Time scale and shield from Yama, Storm from Pavana, Liquidity from Varuna, Rays from Surya and alternate divine beings enabled her as indicated by their own particular perfect limits. In this way control stuffed Mahalaxmi rode that resonated through the universe. It elated the hearts of the divine beings.

They all implored convey them from the torments of shrewdness Mahishasura. She guaranteed them of her assurance and the autonomy from the devilish oppression. She went to the ground outside the castle of the evil presence and let out a compelling thunder which shook the whole universe.

Irate evil spirits turned out to meet the challengers. There were awesome evil battlers in Chiksura, Chandra, Udagara, Kerala, Bhaksha and so forth other than Mahishasura.

The two armed forces conflicted. To help Mahalaxmi, the host of the divine beings had likewise taken after her yet the vast majority of the battling was being finished by the goddess herself. She killed a few famous evil presence warriors in a matter of moments. Soon all the huge names of the evil presences aside from Mahishasura had moved toward becoming history. It maddened the evil spirit ruler. The evil spirits of the request of Mahishasura were fundamentally more out of control mammoths who could change into any creature shape.

Furious Mahishasura charged in his bull wild ox frame at Mahalaxmi and herarmy.He played ruin with the divine beings who appealed to the goddess to manage the evil presence. She hurled a rope at the evil spirit wild ox and seized it. To get off the noose the evil presence changed into a lion and attempted to clobber the lion the goddess was riding. Mahalaxmi raised her sword to kill the foe lion however he in a split second returned to his evil shape. The goddess assaulted with her sword, lance and bolts to befuddle her adversary.

Mahishasura changed into an elephant and trumpeted viciously. Mahalaxmi cut it's tongue in a quick move. The evil presence again changed his shape and turned to satanic poltergy making extraordinary numerous fantasies. The goddess took a swing from her celestial flask of wine skilled to her by Kubera. At that point she blew her conch shell in wrath making stun waves and let out a booming giggling that made Mahishasura tremble. With a brutal thunder she seized Mahishasura and stepped him practical. Her foot was on the evil spirit neck and her trident skewered the substance of her adversary and she lifted him not yet decided as though raising the banner of her triumph.

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The Scene panicked the evil spirit armed force and it fled every which way in alarm. The enchanted divine beings poured down blossoms from the paradise to praise the triumph and pot drums were pounded. The divine beings gathered around Mahalaxmi and sang her supplications asking for all her assurance stretched out to the honorable powers until the end of time.
Shatakshi Durga Tale
A great trouble maker demon named Durgama was once the scourge of all the faithful’s, the gods, sages, nobles and peace loving people of the three worlds. Great was his physical power and master of Vedas he had become. He had made a long penance and had asked for Vedas as a boon from propitiated Brahma. He had studied them all and had become all knowing. Durgama found out that the gods got empowered by the religious acts of yajna, havana, penance, charity, fasts and worship regimes. As he became the ruler of all the worlds he banned all those religious acts to debilitate the gods. The gods were no more getting empowered and their divinity was diminishing.
The gods got together and prayed to primordial Devi power Uma to redeem them. In the prayer the gods revealed how evil Durgama was squeezing divinity out of them and tormenting them. How woe begotten had become their existence! The demon had monopolised the knowledge of Vedas. The water was not available and without it no religious ritual was possible. No rain could fall as water god and rain god had been rendered powerless by the demon Durgama. They no more received empowering oblations as no yajna and havana was being performed. They prayed to Mahamaya Uma to deliver them from Durgama.
Mahamaya materialised in the form of one hundred eyed Shatakshi. In her many hands she held bow, arrows, lotus, tubers, vegetable, corn and weapons. Her one hundred eyes shed tears of sympathy for the parched lands and the thirsting creatures. Her tears flowed to become streams to provide water. The people were blessed with plentiful bounties of food grains, vegetables and tubers. The land again greened up. The people could harvest the crops again with water aplenty. All the tanks, lakes, pools and wells were full of water.
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Then, Mahamaya Uma asked the praying deities and the gods to seek boons from her. She was beseeched and retrieve the Vedas from his possession. The human priest also made the same request as the demons were missing the knowledge of Vedas.
This manifestation of Mahamaya Uma was named ‘Shatakshi’ for having hundred eyes and ‘Shakambari’ for providing food and vegetables to the people.
Meanwhile, Durgama was getting uneasy about the situation. He was feeling the vibes that his enemy gods were again getting empowered and were gaining strength. He could not understand what was causing it. He decided to raid the celestial domain once again to destroy whatever was causing the revival of the gods. But he could not reach the capital city of gods Amravati because his way was barred by the incarnation of Mahamaya Uma. She stood there with her divine wheel and other weapons ready to face the foe. The host of gods stood behind her. Durgama was not alone. He was backed up by a huge force of demon warriors.
Seeing this Devi produced a host of her alter forms in Kali, Tara, Chinnamastaka, Shri Vidya, Bhuvaneshwari, Bhairavi, Bagala, Matangi, Tripura Sundari and Rauravi. These ten alter forms further generated their own hosts. Thus, a great goddess force launched itself on the demon host. The demons were cut down like fodder. A mighty blow from her own self felled the mighty demon Durgama. For this victory over demon Durgama, the Devi incarnation also got the name of ‘Durga’ which later became an epithet or adjective noun meaning ‘ Fierce and indomitable battler’.
For slaying demons she is known also as ‘Bhīma Devi’. The consort of Shiva manifestation of Mahamaya Uma came to be known as ‘Parvati’ because she dwelled in mountains (Parvat), Himalaya being her parental adobe and Kailasha mountain as her marital home. Devi got the name of ‘Bhramarambha’when she sent black bees (Bhramars) to kill Aruna.
Gauri (Kaushiki) Tale
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Once there existed two demon brothers called Shumbha and Nishumbha. They were mighty and very big trouble makers. All the three worlds and their populaces were living under the fear of those two demons. They had let loose a rule of tyranny. The gods and other celestial races had fled to the caves and forests to hide. That made the demon duo more arrogant and cruel.
The gods were advised by Brihaspati and Lord Brahma to seek the help of Goddess Parvati (Uma manifest). The gods went to the forest where Goddess Parvati was making penance to sort out her own problems. To help the gods she created her alter-ego out of her call. This new manifestation of her was called Gauri (The white one) since she had a spotless milk white skin. She was also known as Kaushiki for being born out of a cell (Kaushika). She astride a tiger armed with many fangled divine weapons. An incredible beauty she was and drank wine from a silver flask that dangled from her waist. Her skin was so clear that the gods could see red liquid going down her throat. Like a big cat she growled angrily. The over whelmed gods sang paeans to her as she made the universe shudder. She needed no briefing as she had heard the woes of the gods revealed wen she was a part of Goddess Parvati.
She flashed to a garden outside the palace of the evil demon pair of Shumba and Nishumbha. The demon commanders called Chanda and Munda saw her there. The beauty of Gauri stunned them. They ran to their demon pair of masters, Shumbha and Nishumbha with the news of the arrival of a unique beauty in the garden that deserved to the grace the palace of the demons. They had no words to explain her beauty correctly.
It excited Shumbha and Nishumbha. They sent some messengers to Gauri proposing her to marry one of the two and enjoy all the luxuries and splendours of the palace. Gauri revealed that she was avowed to marry only a person who would defeat her in a battle. The demon lords thought it was below there dignity to fight a tender girl of the weaker sex. It was some joke, they thought. So they sent their commander, Dhoomralochana to reason with her and if it did not work he was asked to bring her to palace by force. The demon got burnt to ashes by an angry gaze of Gauri. Then the demon duo sent their warriors Chanda and Munda with a host. A growl of Gauri blew away the demon host. She grabbed the fleeing Chanda and Munda and killed them. For killing Dhoomralochana, Devi got the epithet of ‘Dhoomravati’ and for slaying Chanda – Munda she gained the adjective name of ‘Chandika’.
Then, demon lords sent Raktabeeja demon to teach a lesson to the irrepressible Gauri. The every drop of blood of that demon fallen on ground could produce another demon like him. It created a problem for Gauri. To counter it Gauri produced many dark manifestations of her called Kaalis who drank the blood of Raktabeeja by collecting it in coconut shells to prevent its being spilled on the ground. Thus Gauri was able to slay demon Raktabeeja. Now Shumbha and Nishumbha had to come to the battle.
The demon duo again tried to entreat her to stop battling and marry them to make them her slaves for ever. Gauri challenged them to defeat her in battle if they were real men and prove that they were worth marrying. To impress their lords, warriors came forward to challenge Gauri who rained arrows at them killing most of them and making the rest fall back. Shumbha was dismayed, Nishumbha moved forward and spoke – “O beauty, why should you kill our poor soldiers with arrows when you can kill us with your one askance glance?” Gauri gave him a treat of a volley of her deadly arrows. Nishumbha had to engage in a battle with her. Devi Gauri’s arrows destroyed all his demonic weapons and then felled him to ground as Shumbha watched in shock.
The death of his brother angered Shumbha and he moved forward to challenge Gauri. Finding him in front of her made her let out great roar that sounded like a thunder clap followed by a rumble. It put scare into the demon host that trembled. Shumbha launched a fiery weapon on Gauri which the latter cut to pieces with her arrows. Then, Devi threw her glimmering trident at the demon that went through latter’s rib cage to protrude its dents from the back. The wounded Shumbha staggered towards his female foe with his sword raised. Gauri released her deadly chakra and beheaded the evil demon. The bulk of the demon collapsed the ground. Devi’s tiger devoured the dead demons.
The gods rained down flowers and sounded bugles and kettle drums to hail the victory of Goddess Gauri. The celestial rhapsodists sang her paeans.
Uma Manifests as Yaksharoopa
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Once again yet another battle was fought by the gods and the demons against each other. This time the gods won and the defeated demons had to flee to the bottom world of Patala.
This victory was secured without seeking the help or blessings of The Trinity. It filled the hearts and the minds of the gods with arrogance. Big egos they grew. They got so overblown that they talked of nothing but their valour, endeavour, battle skills, courage, grit, will power, divinity, wisdom etc. The unmanifest power eternal, Uma felt the gods needed to be corrected and some sense put back into them. In the domain of the gods she mysteriously manifested in the form of a giant and radiant female figure of Yaksha. The gods saw it wondered who or what it was. No one had any idea. Yaksha herself did not bother to reveal anything deepening the enigma.
Mystified Indra sent Vayu, the wind god to find out who the intruder was. To Vayu’s query about her identity she did not reply and ask who he was. The wind god introduced himself and extolled his own divine powers of creating storms, tornadoes, typhoons etc. The Yaksharoopa put a straw on the ground and asked him to blow it away. Vayu used all his powers but the straw remained inert at its place. Yaksharoopa smiled mockingly. Embarrassed Vayu returned to Indra in defeat.
Then, Indra sent Agni, the fire god to investigate. When asked to introduce himself Agni boasted about his incendiary powers. Yaksharoopa again put straw in front of him and asked him to demonstrate his burning powers. Agni used all his powers but straw remained there unaffected. He too went back defeated. Indra sent other powerful gods to try their powers but all returned with long faces and bent heads.
It greatly surprised the celestial lord, Indra. He himself went to see the mysterious figure. But Yaksharoopa had vanished. He stood puzzled. Then, Saraswati, the goddess of knowledges whispered into his mind to use common sense to know who it could be? It was primordial Eternal Force! The truth suddenly dawned on Indra. He at once prayed to the Force Eternal. It manifested in form of Uma to speak,” Look, I am the divinity of Brahma,Vishnu and Mahesh. Even they are nothing without my grace. I provide to you all the powers you have that earn you victories. If I withdraw those powers all your gods will be reduced to nothing. So, you must not become self conceited. Humility should be your asset. One who grows ego he works his own downfall.”
Indra promised that he and other gods would never again fall pray to ego. He prayed for her grace.
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End of Mahabharata and Start of Kali Yuga

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“karmany evadhikaras te

ma phalesu kadachana
ma karma-phala-hetur bhur
ma te sango ’stv akarmani” (Bhagwat Gita: Chapter Two verse 47)

“Sri Krishna said: You have a right to perform your prescribed duty, but you are not entitled to the fruits of action. Never consider yourself the cause of the results of your activities, and never be attached to not doing your duty.”
Mahabharata was made and talked by Vyaas jee, while scribed by Ganesh jee. A look at Mahabharata was appeared in the Treta Yuga with a twenty three days in length fight between two of the best warriors of that time, that is, Parshuram and Bhishma. 
The genuine story of Mahabharata begun in the Dvapara Yuga additionally called as the Third period of man. Amid the beginning of the life of Draupadi, Vyaas jee once went by her kingdom as a sadhu (sage). With her Dhai Ma (nurture mother). She went by the sadhu eager to realize what her future holds. She stooped before the wise, touching her make a beeline for the ground. With a grin gleamed through the wise's whiskers he said to darupadi – 
"You will wed the five biggest legends of your time. You will be ruler of rulers, begrudged even by goddesses. You will be a hireling servant. You will be the special lady of the most supernatural places and after that lose it. 
In any case, you will be associated with causing the best war of your time. An appalling war of Kurukshetra that will end the Third period of Man. 
You will achieve the passings of shrewdness lords – and your children's, and your brother's. A million ladies will move toward becoming dowagers as a result of you. Be that as it may, yes, without a doubt you will leave a blemish on history." 
As the tale of this epic unfurls, not long after the expectation by Vyaas ji, a swayamwar was masterminded Draupadi. In any case, before the wedding there was a trial of aptitude in which one needed to penetrate the eyes of a fish made of metal, rotating high on the roof divider. 
The Pandava's and the Kaurava's additionally went to the swayamwar to demonstrate there aptitudes. It was Arjuna (Pandava Prince) who punctured the eye of the fish and wedded Draupadi. 
Subsequent to wedding Draupadi, Pandava's went to where they lived. Before they were to go into there house, Bheem thought of playing a trap on there mother, he said –"Ma, come see what we've brought home today." 
However, without looking, Kunti (Pandava's mom) answered – "Child, I can't come at the present time or the sustenance will consume. Be that as it may, as usual, whatever you brought ought to be shared similarly among every one of my children." 
All through her(Kunti) life – even in the hardest of times – all that she said was tried to be finished. She requested that her children respect her words and every one of them five must wed Draupadi. What's more, there forward she turned into the spouse of five husbands additionally known by the name "Panchaali". 
Later after some time The Pandava has a land named khandav from dhritarashtra for themselves to work there kingdom. Maya who manufactured castles for divine beings and asura's constructed the most eminent royal residence for them which they named "The royal residence of Illusions". 
Pandava's welcomed every one of the lords from Bharata to visit there royal residence. At the point when the kaurava's ruler Duryodhan went to them, spruced up all superbly in a white silk equip, ventured into an illusionary extension, flopping about in the pool. Drapudai and her specialists blasted into a pearl of chuckling. One of the chaperons said "It appears the visually impaired lords' child is additionally visually impaired." 
This affront of Duryodhan prompted a session of dice against Yudhisthir, in which he lost everything from his royal residence to himself and his sibling's and even his significant other Draupadi. 
After he lost Draupadi, she was dragged trough the castle to the diversion room by her hair and was take offended by them. Before leaving the amusement room she said – "I won't brush my hair untill the day i bathe in kaurava blood" 
After the last diversion Pandava's and Draupadi were exiled to woodlands for a long time. Over the span of twelve years they lived in backwoods and as workers in different rulers kingdoms 
Once those twelve years were finished, Pandava's seethed for the fight to come against the Kaurva's. The epic clash of Mahabharata was battled in the place that is known for Kurukshetra additionally to be called as "The war of Kurukshetra" 
Shri Krishna was the charioteer of Arjuna, and it was before the war of Kurukshetra, Shri Krishna clarified Arjuna his obligations as a warrior and ruler as "Srimad Bhagavad Gita". 
After the long battled clash of the Kurukshetra, the Pandava's vanquished the Kaurava's. There was a pire of bodies, ladies bouncing into flame with there spouse's body, million ladies progressed toward becoming dowager and bodies were past conspicuous. However, this was not the finish of Third time of Man. 
Kaurva's mom (Gandhari) pointed the finger at Shri Krishna for the distruction of his children and consummation the kaurva era. She reviled him – "In light of what you have done, your own family will demolish itself in the traverse of one day. On that day, your ladies will sob similarly as the ladies of Hastinapur are sobbing now." 
After the traverse of couple of years a delivery person (Yadu faction) from Dwarka (kingdom of Shri Krishna) came to Hastinapur advising that – Overnight, Dwarka had transformed into a city of grieving, inhabited – like Hastinapur after the war – with kids and dowagers. Balarama (Shri Krishna's senior sibling) was dead and nobody knew where Krishna was, yet it was far-fetched that he was alive.

After the demise of his senior sibling, Balarama, Shri Krishna surrendered his body utilizing Yoga. He resigned into the timberland and began pondering under a tree. The seeker Jara, mixed up Krishna's incompletely obvious left foot for that of a deer, and shot a bolt injuring and murdering him mortally. Krishna's spirit at that point rose to paradise, while his mortal body was incinerated by Arjuna. After Krishna's passing it is realized that the Kali Yuga has begun. 
After the demise of Shri krishna, Pandava's concluded that it is the ideal opportunity for every one of them additionally beyond words. Before going ahead there travel towards Heaven through the pathway from Himalaya's they gave over the majesty of Hastinapur to Parikshit (Grandson of Arjuna and child of Abhimanyu). 
Afterward, Parikshit was reviled by Shringi, the child of Rishi Shamik that – "Since King Parikshit, out of pomposity of his forces, has put a dead snake on my dad's neck, on the seventh day from now, Serpent lord Takshak will nibble King Parikshit to death. The ruler will pay for his transgressions by this inauspicious demise." 
The passing of Parikshit, was what Kali was sitting tight for. He had no dread now and gradually, however definitely overwhelmed the entire world with his negative impact. The time of Kali Yuga had started… ..
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Devaraja’s Story – Shiva Puran

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Long time back, there carried on a Brahmin named Devaraja around the local area of Kirantanagara. An exceptionally careless, deceitful and worsen life he lived. No showering and no supplicating was the request of his day. He was indecent by nature. It gave the idea that the sole question of his life was to profit and spend it on bad habit amusements to fulfill his licentious goals. He would wouldn't fret bamboozling others and making mistaken assumptions amongst companions and relatives.

One day, he went to the lake to wash himself for a change and happened to see there a lady of simple uprightness called Shobhavati. Devaraja couldn't avoid the flirtatious signals of the insidious lady. She took away all the cash he had eventually. He totally disregarded the pleadings of his folks and the spouse. To be allowed to do whatever he preferred, he went to live with the malevolent lady in her home. When he had overwhelmed all his cash, the lady showed him out of her home. She had no utilization of him any more.

The Brahmin wandered around and achieved a place called Pratishthanapura. He fell sick there. He thought he would bite the dust. In a close-by Lord Shiva sanctuary he took protect. On the floor he lay not able to move. There was nothing he could do except for tune in to the recitation of the Shiva Puran and religious sermons being conveyed to faithful's. The sermons and recitations finished up on the day he at long last passed on.

The operators of the master of death, Yama properly touched base there to assume responsibility of the spirit of Devraja to take it to hellfire of after world. Be that as it may, the servitor operators of Lord Shiva Intervened to stop them. The specialists of death uncovered the considerable rundown of sins the father Brahmin Devaraja had conferred amid his life time. The operators of Lord Shiva contemplated that what the dead man had done or how he experienced never again mattered, since the most recent couple of days of his life were spent in hearing the recitations of sacred Shiva Puran which had scrubbed him of every one of his wrongdoings. They took the spirit of Devaraja to the Kailasha space of Lord Shiva.

To his astounded operators, Lord Yama clarified, when they communicated their amazement over occurrence, that incredible was the magnificence of Lord Shiva and extraordinary was his effortlessness offered to the individuals who tuned in to the Kathas of Shiva Puran.
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Why did lord Shiva chopped off lord Brahma's fifth head?

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As I've heard before, there was a story which said that lord Brahma had five heads but the fifth one was chopped off by lord Shiva.
So why did lord Shiva chopped off the fifth head of lord Brahma?
Also, did he really had five heads or he has four as it's shown here?
One such story says that Brahma made a lady named Shatarupa to help him with his occupation of creation. As indicated by the myth, Shatarupa was beautiful to the point that Brahma turned out to be totally beguiled by her and gazed at her wherever she went. Shatarupa was humiliated by this consideration and attempted to get away from his look, yet toward each path that she moved, Brahma grew another head until the point that he had created four. The baffled Shatarupa ended up plainly edgy and started to hop to attempt to get away from his look. This provoked Brahma to grow yet another head on top of the others with a specific end goal to keep her in locate. 
It is said that Shiva scolded Brahma for his "unholy" conduct towards Shatarupa and hacked off his fifth head as discipline. Brahma had given into the longings of the fragile living creature and deserted the work of the spirit and for this current Shiva's revile was that individuals ought not venerate Brahma. 
The story additionally goes ahead to state that Brahma has been consistently presenting the four Vedas as far back as a type of atonement, one from each of his four heads.
The same story in other links too. 

Brahma Had Five Head Shiva Cut off One

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From Siva Purana, Jnanasamhita 49:65-80: 

Brahma sought Sarasvati and went to her, requesting that her stay with him. She, being his little girl, was angry at this and stated, 'Your mouth talks forebodingly thus you will dependably talk oppositely.' From that day, Brahma's fifth head dependably talked evilly and coarsely. Consequently one day when Siva was meandering about with Parvati and came to see Brahma, Brahma's four heads commended Siva however the fifth made an abhorrent sound. Siva, disappointed with the fifth head, cut it off. The skull stayed adhered quick to Siva's hand, and however he was equipped for consuming it, Siva meandered the earth with it for all individuals, until the point that he came to Benares.

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At the point when Brahma made Shatarupa, he was quickly captivated and sought after her wherever she went. Shatarupā moved in different bearings to maintain a strategic distance from his look yet wherever she went, Brahmā built up another head until the point that he had four, one for every course of the compass. Urgent, Shatarupa jumped over him to remain out of his look notwithstanding for a minute. A fifth head, be that as it may, showed up over the others. In this manner, Brahmā created five heads. As of now Shiva showed up, removed the top head and confirmed that since Shatarupā was Brahma's little girl (being made by him), it wasn't right and incestous of Brahma to wind up plainly fixated on her. He coordinated that there be no appropriate love in India for the "unholy" Brahma. 

Another adaptation of the story depicts Shatarupa as a divinity with excellence in many structures. After Brahma had developed his fifth head Shatarupa had transformed into a dairy animals to dodge his desire. At the point when Brahma discovered he transformed into a bull with a specific end goal to keep on following Shatarupa, in the end discovering her. She covered up as another creature with a specific end goal to control his unnatural desire. In any case, oh dear, Brahma discovered again and incarnated as the proper male creature. Once more, she covered up as another creature. This proceeded until the point when the majority of the creatures of various sorts in this day and age were conceived and Shiva at long last ripped off one of Brahma's five heads to put a conclusion to his desire. 

Matsya Purana, exhibits the comparative story yet its self conflicting as far as marriage of Brahma with Shatarupa and specifying Manu as their child.

Another interesting story which mentions about God Shiva chopping of God Brahma's 5th head is as follows..
Once there was a conflict between God Brahma and God Vishnu as to who was the most powerful among the Trimurti’s, while the argument was happening, a long pillar of fire appeared in between God Vishnu and God Brahma. It was decided that among them that whoever finds the end of the pillar was the most powerful. God Vishnu took the form of a boar and dug underground. God Brahma took the form of a Swan and went towards the skies, both could not find the end of the pillar and returned, God Vishnu accepted that the pillar was endless, but God Brahma lied about the pillar’s limit claiming that he was the true God.
Immediately the pillar broke open and God Shiva in rage appeared in front of both the God’s and cut God Brahma’s fifth head, when he was about the kill God Brahma, Vishnu intervened and requested God Shiva to pardon God Brahma, but told that God Brahma would never be worshiped again in the world.
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