There was a king who had two daughters. The younger daughter was only interested in God and lived in the present moment. The king planned marriage for their children. The king thought, “My younger daughter is engaged in God’s remembrance, so why should I not get her married to a saint?” The younger daughter married …
In a small, beautiful village, there was a gurukul. All the children used to come there to study. The Guru Ji of that Gurukul was very disciplined and punctual. They used to have a fixed daily routine. Guru Ji seemed very strict on the outside, but from the inside, he was very loving. All the …
Bheem’s grandson was Barbarik. The battle of Mahabharat was about to begin. All come to the battlefield. Barbarik was the disciple of Jagat Guru Krishna. Sri Krishna made Barbarik adore Maa Kali in her opulent form. Barbarik had the boon that no one could lose in his presence. Barbarik said to Sri Krishna, “You are …
There is a group of people who are embarking on a voyage. Sooner, their ship goes wrecked and reaches an unknown island. Distressed people collect twigs and sticks to build a temporary hut to save themselves from nature. They go in search of food. As they return, they see their hut ablaze. People feel shattered. …
There were two siblings. They were playing football. The brother said to his sister pompously, “You are not a good girl.” The sister felt bad. She went to the father and told him about the event. The father scolded her brother and punished him, saying, “You must live with your sister in the same room!” …
Once, there was a tree that loved a boy, and every day that boy would come and gather her leaves to make them into crowns and play games. The boy would climb up her trunk and swing from her branches, eat apples, and play hide-and-seek. When the boy was tired, he would sleep in the …
Once there was a saint who used to go to the masjid daily to offer prayers. He greeted everyone whom he encountered. Everyone was happy with him and greeted him as well. But there was a person who never greeted him back. One day, many people asked him, “Why do you greet this person every …
In the Ramayana, after the war, when Ravana Ji was on his deathbed, Lakshman Ji went to him and asked politely, “You had the boon of immortality and are still experiencing the pain of death. What is the cause of this? What life experience have you learned from this? Is there any advice for me?” …
Once upon a time, there lived a sad and lonely horse. It was a long time ago that his owner died, and now no one visits the horse anymore. He so desperately wanted company—to join the other horses he could hear in the distance. Alas, his field was fenced, and there was no escape. He …
