Bhagwan Ne Kaha Tha

This diverse collection of satires by renowned author Suryabala sharply criticizes the inconsistencies and distortions in almost every aspect of life.The Lords voice then became sad, The golden urn in my temple has been broken for a long time, and I know very well that the offerings are enough to cover the urn with gold. But the priests divide the money among themselves. The managing trustees also play a very active role in this. And then, through press releases, they appeal to the government that the temple is continuously incurring losses and the grant amount should be increased.By this point, the Lord sounded despondent. Expressing his anguish over his situation, he said, Just think, does the broken urn tarnish the image of the temple and me? Reputation also suffers. Why blame the devotees? Theyll think, if the God of this temple cant repair his own broken roof, how will he repair ours? How will he fix our problems?... Why not go to some other, more capable God? From this bookThis collection of satires on various topics by renowned author Suryabala sharply attacks the inconsistencies and distortions in almost every aspect of life. While these satires provide immense entertainment, they also compel the reader to reflect and act.