Book Title: Reap What You Sow Diwakar Chitrakatha 022 Author(s): Pushpavati Sadhvi, Shreechand Surana Publisher: Mahavir Seva Trust MumbaiPage 20
________________ REAP WHAT YOU SOW He looked at those shapes time and again with astonishment. When he focussed he felt One day Emperor Brahm-datt was enjoying music and dance with his queens, sitting in his private hall of entertainment. A maid offered him a bouquet of fragrant flowers. What a beautiful bouquet! I remember having seen such fragrant bouquets and enchanting performances earlier at some place. Nuor CCC Brahm-datt was enchanted by the beautiful shapes of swans and deer, made within the bouquet. Brahm-datt was lost into the memories of the past. He remembered some incidents and fell unconscious. When he regained normalcy he mumbled as if in a trance Slaves in Dasharnapur, we became deer in Kalinjar, swans on the banks of the Ganges, Chandals in Kashi, divine beings in heavens and then got separated. Where did we go? 9 WENN 20000 Everyone there listened with surprise. Jain Education International For Private & Personal Use Only www.jainelibrary.orgPage Navigation
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