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Immortal Tales...
Immortal Tales
by: A.D. BhattacharyaThe readers are here presented with a bouquet of forty-eight short stories Þ each one is unique with an elegance and aroma of its own imparting a divine message. The whole collection of tales on different themes should make interesting reading to young and old alike.
₹108.00
ISBN: 9788182650152
Year Of Publication: 2010
Edition: 1st
Pages : viii, 131
Language : English
Binding : Paperback
Publisher: Srikunj Sadbhawana Manch
Size: 22
Weight: 200
The readers are hereby being presented with a bouquet of forty-eight short stories in the form of the The Immortal Tales. Each of the story is unique with an elegance and aroma of its own imparting a divine message to the readers.
In fact distribution of the divine messages through short stories is an age-old practice, since earlier the same had been kept in such a form that only wise and learned could reach the same.
The stories are being told by several people from time to time and it is quite possible that some readers might have heard them in a different form than what is stated here hope they would enjoy reading them in this form as well.
The writer offers his salutations to all those pious souls who had presented the divine messages to common persons in whatsoever form earlier.
Preface
1. Forgive the Sinner
2. Love is Divine
3. Renounce All
4. Have Firm Faith
5. Be Generous
6. Gods Grace is Boundless
7. God is One
8. Gurus Compassion is Immeasurable
9. God Feeds Every Life-form
10. Strange are the Ways of God
11. Hara Meets Hari in Ayodhya
12. Worship the Lords Feet
13. Lords Name is Stronger than Lord
14. Bear No Malice
15. The Lord Knows No Enmity
16. Devotion is More Important than Ritual
17. Faith in God Does Wonders
18. Universe within God
19. Enjoy the Lords Lila
20. The Lord is the Stealer of Hearts
21. Devotees Concern for Lords Comforts
22. Be Firm in Your Commitment
23. Find Truth in Falsehood
24. Cunningness is a Part of Warfare
25. Remain Unattached to Surroundings
26. Mind Often Makes Fickle Judgements
27. Do Not Concentrate on Life Only
28. Do Not Follow Customs Blindly
29. Bhakti and Gyana Lead to the Same Goal
30. True Devotees know No Caste
31. Choose a Time to Even Tell a Truth
32. Seeing the Lord is the Goal
33. Experience Divine Bliss in Raga Vasant
34. God Lives in all His Creations
35. Malice Only Brings Misery
36. Who Has Paid Whose Debt?
37. The Human Body is a Mosque
38. Work and Earn
39. Devotional Music Takes You to the Lord
40. Surrender Totally to God
41. Divinity Sees no Sin in Man
42. Pray for Liberation
43. Bitter Medicine Helps
44. Patronize the Worthy
45. Brahman is Immortal
46. Have Firm Faith in God
47. Purity Needs no Advertisement
48. Truth is Bitter
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