Love Conquers All
L Love Conquers All ONG LONG AGO there was a king who ruled over a large part of India. He was a great horseman, and when he rode he was like a strong wind rushing by. Horses knew and loved him, and because of his power over them he was known as the Lord-of-Horses. In spite of his fame and popularity, the king was unhappy, for no children had been born to him, and in India this was always considered a great calamity. He went from temple to temple, praying and offering sacrifices, but to no avail – it seemed as though the gods were displeased with him. Finally he consulted the great sage Narada. “How can I please the gods?” he asked. “I have been married five years, but still there is no heir to the throne.” “Build a new temple,” said Narada. “Build a temple to Brahma the Creator.” “I shall build the most beautiful temple in the land,” said the king, and he immediately summoned his best workmen and told them to build a temple taller than any other. “Let it be taller than three palm...