🌹❤️Sweet Story🌹🙏
In a village, there lived an old woman named Krishna Bai. She was a great devotee of Lord Krishna. She lived in a hut. Krishna Bai's real name was Sukhiya, but due to her devotion to Krishna, the villagers named her Krishna Bai.
Her work was to sweep, mop, wash utensils, and cook food in every house. Krishna Bai used to make a garland of flowers every day and offer it to Shri Krishna Ji twice a day, and she would talk to Kanha for hours. The people of the village thought that the old woman was crazy. One night, Shri Krishna Ji told his devotee Krishna Bai that a very big earthquake was going to come tomorrow and she should leave the village and go to another village. Following the master's order, Krishna Bai started collecting her things and told the villagers that Krishna had come in her dream and said there would be a great disaster, so she should go to the nearby village. Now, people were not going to listen to that crazy old woman; whoever heard her would laugh loudly. Meanwhile, Bai called for a bullock cart, took the idol of her Krishna, tied the bundle of things, and sat in the cart. People kept laughing at her foolishness.
Bai started going and was just about to cross the border of her village and enter the next village when she heard Krishna's voice - "Hey, crazy girl, go and bring that needle from your hut with which you make garlands and offer them to me." Hearing this, Bai became restless and worried that she had made a huge mistake. How could she make a garland for Krishna without the needle? She stopped the cart driver there and ran towards her hut in a panic. The villagers saw her madness and made fun of her. Bai took out the needle stuck in the straws in the hut and then ran towards the cart like a mad person. The cart driver said, "Mother, why are you worried? Nothing will happen." Bai said, "Okay, now cross the border of the village." The cart driver did exactly that. What is this? As soon as the border was crossed, the whole village got submerged in the earth. Everything was submerged. The cart driver was also an ardent devotee of Krishna. God did not delay in protecting him by any means.
We learn from this story that when God is so concerned about a needle of his devotee, imagine how concerned he would be for the protection of his devotee. As long as that devotee's needle was in the village, the whole village was saved.
That's why it is said that:
The clouds are full of sins and embers are raining,
If there were no saints in the world, the world would have burned.
🙏🏻🌹🙏🏻🍀🙏🏻Jai Shri Krishna🙏🏻🍀🙏🏻🌹🙏🏻
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