Welcome to the podcast, Sadguru of Mystics and Mistakes. You're going to. Ramah was known to be a very just and caring king.

Every day he sat in his coat,

trying to solve people's problems.

So that day, towards the end of the evening,

towards the end of the day when he is to wind up the activities of the court.

When he had finished dealing with all the people,

he told his brother, Lakshmana,

was deeply dedicated to Rama.

To go out and see in the yard if there's anybody else waiting.

Lakshmana went out, looked at it. If there's anybody else waiting,

Lachshmana went out, looked around, came back and said there's nobody else.

We're done with today's business.

Rama said, go and see. There may be somebody.

It was a little unusual thing.

He had just seen and come. Once again he says, go and see.

So Lakshman again went and looked around, there was nobody. He was just about to come in.

Then he noticed a dog which was sitting with a very

sad face and it had a wound on its head.

Then he looked at the dog and asked the dog,

are you waiting for something?

The dog spoke and said, yes, I want justice from Rama.

And Luckman said, why don't you come in?

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