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Sage Veddharma had an ashram on the banks of river Godavari. He lived there with many of His disciples. Among them was a disciple named Deepak, who was his favourite. Deepak had utmost faith in his Guru.

nce a mailman decided to visit H. H. Gondavalekar Maharaj. He reached Gondavale (a town in Maharashtra, India where Gondavalekrr Maharaj resided) on a Saturday morning.

wondering how throwing the heavy rocks and stone slabs into the water would build a bridge! However, as they

The heated argument between the brothers ended with the elder brother throwing a challenge. He proposed to send

One day, to try to find a solution to the drought, the village chief called the villagers to gather at the village square to pray together for

One day the king decided to teach them a lesson. He ordered a great feast to be held at

Once a man went to a great Saint and started crying about his problems, "Swamiji,

Once a Saint invited a shopkeeper, whom he had recently met, to come and join Him in His daily satsang (spiritual meeting). "Alas, Master! If only I could get the time to have Your satsang every evening,

“Why do you want me to ask God for such simple things? I shall myself solve your problem.” Saying so, He directed the woodcutter to the next jungle. On going there the woodcutter was surprised to find

One day, while arranging the pots the gardener broke a pot by mistake. On hearing this, the king became furious. He sentenced

A water bearer in India had two large pots. Each hung on one end of a pole, which he daily carried across his

A man and his wife once set out to visit a friend whose house was a few miles away. On the way, they remembered that they would have to cross a bridge, which was very old and considered unsafe.

A little boy lived near a valley. He used to be spellbound by the sound, which echoed from the other side of the valley when he shouted out loudly.

Four students, namely Gopal, Govind, Narayan and Shankar were sent for studies at a gurukul. In a few years they completed their education and were ready to leave the gurukul.

Great saint Meerabai, who despite of being born in a royal family was an ardent Krushna devotee and happily endured tremendous torture to ultimately become one with Shrikrushna.