Night Mare is Over

Author(s): Gunratnasuri, Mokshratnavijay
Publisher: Adhyatma Shikshan Kendra

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my karmas which bore adverse fruit."
In the morning, Pavananjaya said to Anjana, "I am going to the battlefield, otherwise the elders will know of my visit. From now onwards you need not grieve at all. I will return soon after accomplishing the work of Ravana.
"Lord ! your victory is definite. If you want to see me alive, please return soon. For I fear that now I am pregnant, and in your apparent absence I will have to undergo many insults."
"I shall come back soon, you take my ring as a token of my coming over here today and use it at the proper time." Saying thus, Pavananjaya returned to Mansarowar lake.
The power of Karma is beyond imagination. Whatever we have not even dreamt of, materializes in an instant. But few recognise the power, which could fulfil their wishes. It is Punya-which in turn is accumulated by Dharma. It is the
power that gives protection from the misery. No other power in this wide world can overcome its power. Each and every being of the universe is governed by it.
8. Exile
After some time, the tell-tale signs of pregnancy began to appear on Anjana. Seeing this, Pavananjaya's motherKetumati became very angry and said, "Wretch ! you have become pregnant in the absence of your husband. Fie upon you ! Is it not your misconduct to have done such a vile deed? So far we learnt only about your desertion but never attributed it to such a mean cause".
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