Shreedham Chandra Sarker
There lived a man named Babulal in a village. He had a son, his name was Mohanlal, he was three years old. Suddenly, Babulal's wife was very ill and due to illness, he had a friend. Babulal was worried. He was very poor and worked every day to support the family. What could such a young boy do? The boy loved it very much. Babulal used to take his son to work. After a few days, Babulal enrolled his son in an ashram. The boy studied and meditated on the name of God with Maharaj. Several years passed in this way. The boy grew up. He became a scholar by deception. Babulal worked outside every day. He never went to any religious function and worked only for fun. Mohanlal did not tell his father anything. Mohanlal used to go to the ashram every day and teach people about religion. Several years passed in this way. One day, a man did not come to take the name of religion. The next day, he came and called him Mohanlal. Why did he not come yesterday? The man said loudly in front of the assembly. Your father is a sinner who never mentions religion. Your Pandit did not come to see Giri. Tell your father to come tomorrow. If he does not come, no one will come from the next day. Everyone agreed with him. After finishing the discussion, Mohanlal came home and said, "Father, why don't you do any religion or go to any religious event?" Babulal said, "Father, I have been busy working all day and come home in the evening tired, so I don't know where God is." Mohanlal said, "He is everywhere." Father, if you don't go to the ashram tomorrow, no one will come to the ashram. Father said, "I will go tomorrow and tell you that my father is sick, so he didn't come." The next day, Mohanlal went to the ashram again, and everyone asked, "Where is your father?" He said, "My father is sick." Then everyone said, "If he doesn't come tomorrow, none of us will come." Your father is a sinner who doesn't do any religion. We will not listen to his son's Pandit. When he came home, he said, "Father, you have to go tomorrow," and no one would come to the ashram. When his father didn't say anything, Mohanlal got angry and said, "Father, you are a sinner. Everyone says, 'I meditate on the name of God. If I die, I will not go to heaven." Babulal said, "Father, when everyone asks you, you should say, 'My father will die tomorrow." He asked everyone to come. The next day, he went to the forest and said, "Mohanlal." Everyone saw him working like every day. It was night. The father and son ate and went to the ashram. The next morning, he woke up and saw that his father was dead. He was crying. Everyone in the village thought that his father was not coming to the ashram and was crying. So, no one came. It was evening. It was night. Mohanlal was afraid because no one in the village came. He thought, 'I can't keep him at home. I will leave him in the forest nearby. I will bury him tomorrow morning." in this way, Mohanlal covered his father with mud and brought him to the forest nearby, covered him beautifully with white cloth. Some time later, at night, the fox calls and the dog barks. Mohanlal's mind is racing, he fears that the fox and the dog will eat his father. Mohanlal, chanting the name of God along with the hurricane, goes out chanting, feeling scared. He looks a little further and sees a lot of light in the forest. He thinks that he has left his father at the edge of the forest. He sees it coming.
Some people dressed in white are carrying his father in a palanquin, beautifully decorated, on the bus. Seeing this, Mohanlal runs and starts walking, crying, holding the palanquin. Mohanlal runs and runs, but he cannot catch his father's hand. Seeing the people dressed in white, carrying his father in a palanquin, he runs and cannot catch his father's hand, then he says
Mohanlal Baba, tell me who is taking you. Who are they taking you? How can I hold you? He cried like this. Then the people saw him and threw a broken mirror towards Babulal Pechan and said, "The answer to your question is if you want to go with me, if you see someone behind this mirror, I will become an idol to him. He will tell you and show you the way." Saying this, Baba left. Then Babulal left home and took the mirror given by his father and went out begging people for food. He looked at the mirror again and went on like this for about forty-five years. One evening, he was going towards the edge of a forest. Suddenly, he saw a moushi behind the mirror. Then Mohanlal looked at the moushi and saw it from the bank of the river.
Moshe brought a broken Hari and sat down under a tree in front of him. He poured bananas, sugar, milk, ghee and some other things from the jar into the greens and spread it on the mushir. Seeing this, Mohanlal was angry. The man was eating and the food was flowing through his mouth and pouring into the pot. The man was saying, "Come, eat, come." While eating, Mohanlal remembered his father. He ran and took the Hari from Moshe and licked it. He ate it. Moshe said, "Now I remember your father." Mohanlal held Moshe's hand and cried, "My father's work has been done, how can I get my father's clothes?" Moshe said, "It's not the time yet, your mind is not yet right, you will have to wait a little longer." A tablet of medicine was given from Jhala and he replied that there was a Zamindar Bahadur who had no child and if he was given this medicine, he would have a son. If he had a child, he would go to him and ask him, and he would answer all the questions. Then Mohanlal went in search of Zamindar Bahadur. After searching for almost a year, he found Zamindar Bahadur. Then Zamindar Bahadur said to Zamindar Babu, I have brought medicine for your wife, which if you take, you will have a son. Zamindar said that I have given so many medicines from Kabiraj Doctor, but Chama has not given birth to a child. How can I believe you? Then Mohanlal said that until your wife gives birth to a child, I will be your house servant. But after the birth of a true child, keep her in a room. First, I will take a look at your child. The king said that it was okay. The queen took the medicine. The zamindar was very happy to see that the zamindar's wife was infertile for a few months. Zamindar Bahadur called Mohanlal a saint. He kept her as a guest in the house. This is how the days passed. The landlord's child was the landlord's child, as per the rules of Sadu, he kept the child in a room before anyone saw him. Mohanlal Sadu entered the room and saw the little child sitting on the bed laughing and was surprised. He asked Mohanlal why he had come to know about your father. Mohanlal said, "Hey." Then the little child said, "Oh, you are a fool, don't you know that your father was a religious man, he used to call on God while working." He
He worked all day and always chanted the name of God. He followed the path of righteousness and spoke the truth. So when no one came to Babulal's good deeds, Bhagavan took Babulal to himself and called him. Saying this, the child fell asleep again. On his side, Mahanalal understood that the lake was not just a lake, but one should chant the name of Hari, only then is God
pleased.