Swami might have been ten years of age. At that time He went alongwith His father and the Merchants’ association members to Ooti on a tour. There used to be a bookseller’s house four blocks away from our house. He too had gone on that tour. They all went to Simson park in Conoor, finished sightseeing and were resting under a Rudraksha tree. The bookseller rested his head on Swami’s lap and told Swami, ‘Narrate some story for me.’ Swami started to narrate the ‘Karna Moksha’ story (from the Hindu epic Mahabharata. It is a story of how Karna attained liberation and rested in peace in the hands of Lord Krishna). As Swami completed the story, his (the bookseller’s) life rested in peace on Swami’s very lap.
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When God is My Son
Non-FictionMa Nithya Lokanayakananda Swami is the biological mother of The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism (SPH) who devotees of SPH lovingly call "SwamiAmma". In these memoirs, SwamiAmma recalls her life with The Avatar from the time He was born, to when He left...
