00:00Hello, the relationship between God and devotee is sometimes very unique.
00:04Just like a friendship, which has a little mischief and a lot of love.
00:09So today we are going to tell you an unforgettable story of Lord Jagannatha and one of his beloved devotees, Madhavdas.
00:16Are.
00:16This story shows an aspect of devotion that you may have never thought of before.
00:22Well, just imagine what would happen if the Lord of this world, Lord Jagannatha, himself plans to steal.
00:29And the amazing thing is that make your most beloved devotee your partner and then only him/her
00:35Get yourself caught and become nine or eleven.
00:59In a fit of rage, he refused to step inside the temple. With this pain in his heart,
01:04Badwadas left the temple and went straight to the seashore and sat down there, where he took a very strict vow.
01:12He decided that when
01:20Now see here that invisible connection between the devotee and God, on one side, on the sea shore, Madhavdas is sitting hungry and thirsty.
01:27On the other hand, inside the temple, Mahaprabhu Jagannath also stopped eating Prasad.
01:45Why aren't you taking the prasad?' Jagannat then opened up, and this is where it all began.
01:51A unique divine play of God took place. And what God said truly touched the heart.
01:58He said, my devotee is praying for three days.
02:13Then Mahaprabhu takes the form of a small child and arranges the offerings on his own golden plate.
02:20And they reach the seashore. When Madhavdas sees the boy and hears that Mahaprabhu himself
02:26Prasad has been sent for them
02:27They become so emotional that they faint. When they open their eyes, the child is gone.
02:33The gold plate had been removed, but it remained there. Meanwhile, the temple was in a state of panic. Oh, Lord!
02:39Where did the golden plate go? No one understood anything.
02:43The secret was revealed when the Lord appeared in the king's dream that very night and told him the whole story.
02:50Early in the morning the king arrived at the sea with the priests and took Madhavdas ji to the temple with great respect.
02:56After this incident, mother
03:12Madhavdas noticed that the Lord was somewhat sad. When he asked, the Lord softly replied, "Madhav, mind."
03:19It doesn't seem like it's been a long time since I've stolen anything. He relives his childhood pastime of stealing butter.
03:26I wanted to live like this. Now after hearing this...
03:39To his simple devotee Madhavdas. He called out, "Madhav, come with us." Now poor Madhavdas, who had grown old,
03:47How could I say no to my Lord?
04:10And third, run away as soon as you see anyone. And that night, there was a truly unique sight. All four
04:18Moonlight was scattered all around, and old Madhavdas saw Mahaprabhu sitting on his shoulder in the form of a small child.
04:25Laker Raja's garden
04:39Lord, which stone should I break? This one or that one? And this is where the story really comes into play. Madhavdas
04:47The gardener woke up and shouted, "Wait, I'll tell you which one to pluck." And this
04:54On hearing this, Lord Jagannath became his own
05:09Prabhu went and stood at his place in the temple as if nothing had happened and Madhavdas ji was completely satisfied.
05:15They remained tied there all night. In the morning, when the king received news that a thief had been caught in his garden,
05:21He reached there. But look at this...
05:37The Lord had come to steal from his garden. He immediately announced, "From today onwards, this entire garden is his."
05:45It belongs to Mahaprabhu. Meaning, the jackfruit that the Lord had come to steal ended up taking the entire orchard. The next day
05:53When Madhavdas with his
06:07Lord, what's the matter? Last night you ran away so fast and got us caught. Look, there's no point in this.
06:14I don't have any complaints, just a little teasing from a friend. That's the beauty of this relationship. Even God
06:20Reply in the same mischievous manner
06:24This conversation shows that their relationship was much deeper than just a ritual.
06:30He was a true friend. So what is the real meaning of this whole drama? This story tells us.
06:36that only our worship or offerings are offered to God
06:38He doesn't want this; he wants a loving and sometimes playful relationship with his devotees.
06:45For Bhagat, his love and companionship are most precious. And ultimately, this story poses a profound question for us.
06:52True devotion comes.
07:05I want love, I get love.
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