Sukracharya, heart –stricken by his daughter’s sorrow, became very angry with the asuras, and felt that the heinous sin of killing a brahmana would weigh heavily on their fortunes. He employed the Sanjivini art and called upon Kacha dispersed as he was in the wine which was inside Sukracharya’s body at the time, regained life, but prevented by the peculiarity of his location from coming out, he could only answer to his name from where he was. Sukracharya exclaimed in angry amazement : "O brahmacharin. how did you get into me? Is this also the work of the asuras? This is really too bad and makes me feel like killing the asuras immediately and joining the devas. but tell me the whole story." Kacha narrated it all, in spite of the inconvenience imposed by his position.
Vaisampayana contined: the high-souled and austere Sukracharya of immeasurable greatness,became angry at the deceit practised on him in his wine, and proclaimed for the benefit og humanity
"Virtue will desert the man who thought lack of wisdom drinks wine.the rian who though lack of wisdom drinks wine. he will be an object of scorn to all. this is my message to humanity which should be regarted as an imperative scriptural injunction." then hetured to his daughter Devayani and said:"Dear daughter, here is a problem for you. for kacha to live, he must rend my stomuch and come out of it, and that means death to me. hislifecan only be bought by my death"
devayanibegan to weep and said: "Alas it is death to me either was for if either of you perish, i shall not survive "
As Sukrachaya sought a way out of the difficulty, the real explanation of it all flashed on him. he said to kacha "P son of Brihaspati, i now see with what object you came and verily you have secured it I must bring you out to life for the sake of Devayani, but equally for her sake i must not die either. the only way is to intiate you in the art of Snjivini so that you an bring me back to life afetr ishall have died when a way is torn out through my entrails for you. you should employ the knowledge i am going to impart to you and revive me, so that Devayani need not grieve for either of us" Accordingly
sukrachaya imparted the art of Sanjivini to Kacha. immediately Kacha came forth from Sukracharya's body, emering llike the full moon from a clound, while the great preceptor fell down mangled and dead.