Spreading Guruhari Pappaji Maharaj's Teachings
There was a very close friendship between a bumble bee and a worm. The bee once said to the worm “why do you live in muck and faeces? Come to my garden, there are roses and agaves and jasmines, you’ll be thrilled by their fragrance”. Worm gave it serious thought. “I’ll go and visit his garden, but what if
There was once a brahmin. He was a sincere devotee of the Lord. Every Poonam, he would walk to Dwarka and have darshan of Lord Krishna in the temple there. One Poonam, a rich sheth gave the Brahmin a basketful of one hundred mangoes, saying he should offer the mangoes on his behalf to the Lord’s murti in
A horse once had a dream. In his dream he had an accident and broke his leg. Long after waking, the horse remained sitting down because he was convinced that his leg was injured. Nothing was wrong, except that his dream had carried a great impact on his thinking. Even when forced to stand up, he stood steady on three
There was an imposter Guru, he regularly faked samadhi and fooled innocent people in every village. When someone asked him, “O master, can you tell me where my father has gone after his death?” The Guru would boast of his powers saying, “wait, I’ll go into deep samadhi and search for him”. Then he would stage a show of
The snake charmer moved from village to village to entertain folks with his acrobatic team of a monkey, a snake and a goat. Once, while wading across a river, he balanced the snake basket on his head, sat the monkey on his shoulder and guided the goat with his hand. The water level was low, but there flowed a
There was once a brahmin. He began to study Sanskrit, but he didn’t have a very good memory. He could never memorize anything, he would try , but then he would quickly forget. One day, he filled a large bowl with sesame seeds, next to this he placed a gourd. Then he said a Sanskrit word and put
A prince and the minister’s son were out hunting in the forests. Both were hungry and exhausted after a long days wondering. They found the cool shade of a tree and sat down to rest. Soon the prince fell asleep while the ministers son stayed awake and kept guard. A while later a snake slithered towards the prince.
A sparrow once laid her eggs on the shore. Soon they hatched. But a very high tide carried the babies into the sea. The mother sparrow cried all day long. Then all the sparrows gathered and decided, “lets fill in the sea with sand and rescue the babies”. Millions of sparrows came together, each one would dip its beak
Ghanshyam was now eight years of age when it was decided to give him a Yagnopavit [to have a religious thread-ceremony]. Yajnopavit (Janoi) is a religious and sacred rite. It is said that the child to whom the Janoi is given is reborn. He is called Dwij, twice-born. After wearing this religious thread, the child has to proceed for study
Young Ghanshyam had much affection for his sister-in-law, Suvashini. Ghanshyam was very dear to her. The elder brother, RamPratapbhai’s nature was angery. Even in small matters he would raise his hand to hit Ghanshyam. So whenever Ghanshyam wanted anything he would ask his sister-in-law for it and not his elder brother. Once, on seeing the village children play with tops,