MAHAMRITYUNJAY AND MANSAROVAR

Bhola entered the flame without thinking of the consequence, his mind was fearless and calm at the same time. The oil lamp was his universe, and Bhola was the universe of the oil lamp. Ignited by the spirits of Mahamrityunjay he begins to dance and perform the Tandava, the dance of fury, transcending time place and person. The glorious day had come when he was to become the silent depth of infinity.

This very moment his human form arrives in the temple. The bhola who is afraid and is trembling, his mind filled with instability. He sits down in front of the Shiva linga and pours water over it performing the process of Abhishek. The Bhola in the flame of the diya adjacent to the Shiva linga opens his third eye, when he does so with every drop being poured onto the Shiva linga Bhola's human form's body begins to disappear particle by particle.

Mansarovar the lake of the human conscience is an epitome of silent depth. The surface is covered with the mist of mystique. Oh! Look! What's happening there! A head is originating from its surface. The hair of the person is tied in a bun and the drops of water on it appear similar but blend so easily with the water of Mansarovar.Ah! Look he has a third eye. The mountains around the lake begin to smile as they know their master has finally arrived, they are blessed by his coming.

As his face appears there arise waves in the lake which was so calm moments before. They make him rise. He raises his arms and makes them join over his head and let's his right foot touch his left knee. He recites-
" oṃ tryambakaṃ yajāmahe sugandhiṃ puṣṭi-vardhanam
urvārukam iva bandhanān mṛtyor mukṣīya mā 'mṛtāt"

Bhola opens his eyes, he knows now that the immortal and immortality are the same, he realises that beyond his worldly attachments and bondage there is a pure Mahamrityunjay who is calling him from infinite years, and that mahamrityunjay is he himself!