Ava lok Ishwara

Motto:
Look at how a single candle can both defy and define the darkness. – Anne Frank

I never liked the modern history, perhaps because it is so near to us, so near that it affect our fathers and grandfathers and, somehow, even ourselves.
Also, being so recent, she lack the mystery and glamour and all the wonderful scents of the true history.
But history is like the wheel of life, always in motion and never stopping, crushing everything in her path, disrespectful about souls and feelings.

For foreigners Ava in Sanskrit = down , lok in Sanskrit = is the verb to observe and Ishwara in Sanskrit = the name of the teacher of all the wise man’s, later considered a God (or the manifestation of a God) – according to Patanjali he is a special soul, not affected by birth, and nor by any other causes.


Anagha went to Kurukshetra, how Indra instructed him, and fought bravely for days. During this fight he reencounter Pushpak and even Gautama.
First he could not understand what could a rishi do on the battle field, but then, seeing all the Vimanas and the magic weapons that Devas used he began to understand that the might of a wise man could be even greater that that of one warrior, and not metaphorical but effectively.

In the end of the fight, the king of God’s was true to his word and when he got back to the shovel, he find Mrinmayee there.
And they could lived happily ever after but, the life and the world was changing.

At the beginning people began to disobey the laws of Manu, ignoring the order and, in the end, the God’s too.
Man’s began to demanding equal rights with God’s and that make the Gods to retreat in them mountains.

And then, the curse of Gods, for the disrespect for them, occur to humans.
Lakhs of strangers came to the country, and invaded the land.

Them morality was so poor, they claim they could do anything just for fun. And they did it.
People were astonished by the black magic of those strangers, who claim that those all are cows, and, of course, they wanted to be the farmers.

This make Anagha to retreat himself in the mountains, at Kailash.
And life was good there.

But one day, Kamadeva passing by and willing to make him a joke, because he was looking down in the valley during his meditation, the God shoot him with an arrow, with the hope this will awake him and make him, once again, part of the world and life.
Strangely, in the exactly moment when the arrow hit Anagha, a tiger went from the bushes near, and he saw that tiger, not the humans.

Then, calming down himself, he remembered the five virtues and acknowledged that humans nowadays don’t even remember all the stories of the past, and he decided to tell them, and to watch them.

Meri subhkamay tumhare saath hain !