Gita-Sarah-Commentary-on-the-Slokas-of-Bhagavad-Gita

iver, a lovely young boy brought to thehouse of the devotee in a push cart all theprovisions, needed for preparing even afeast, which would last for an entire yearand delivered them to the wife of thedevotee saying that they were sent byhis master, the lady’s husband. That boyhad a long blackish gash on hisforehead, wherefrom blood wasoozing out. On being enquired bythe lady, he replied that this was dueto the punishment inflicted by hismaster for his tardiness. On the returnof her husband she took him to task for hisunkind treatment of such a lovely boy.The devotee was shocked and stoutlydenied having sent any provisionsthrough a boy. He was overwhelmedwith grief when he understood that itwas Lord Krishna himself who hadpersonally come as a boy to prove thetruth of his guarantee in Bhagavad <strong>Gita</strong><strong>Gita</strong> <strong>Sarah</strong> 87