Story of Guruvayoorappan

> The person who is narrating the story below is a descendant
> of Kurooramma's illam !
>
> Dear all,
>
> Respected Bhagavatha Shri Shankarapillai told one real life
> story during his Naaraayaneeyam discourse. This happened
> about 5-7 years ago and I feel it is worth sharing with all
> of you.
>
> There is a small town near Guruvayur by the name
> Chaavakkad. I have heard that in Chavakkad, there is no
> household without at least one member of the family employed
> in the Gulf countries.
> Anyway, there is no importance for that aspect in this
> story.
>
> There was a woman in that village or town who made her
> living by making and selling sweets like Jilebis, Laddus,
> Mysore pak etc. In addition to her excellent cooking skills,
> she was a very sincere devotee of Guruvayurappan. Every time
> she made sweets for her clients, she would offer a few to
> Guruvayurappan before she packed everything for them. To put
> it differently, she offered the sweets to Bhagavan and made
> it a prasadam before delivering to the customers.
>
> One day, one customer who had to fly to Dubai the next
> afternoon gave emergency order for some jilebis and laddus.
> Poor "maami" accepted the order and she had to get
> the necessary ingredients in the late evening. Some how she
> managed to make all the sweets by next day morning. She had
> to hurry up to pack the whole thing and in that hurry, for
> the first time in her life, she forgot to offer a few sweets
> for her Lord Guruvayurappan. Customer came on time and
> picked up the sweets and "maami" went to Guruvayur
> for the daily darshan. When she was about to enter the inner
> praakaram of the temple, a beautiful boy about 8-10 years
> old came and asked her " Maami, can I have a few
> jalebis and laddus?' . She told the boy that she did not
> have any left at home, but will make some and bring for him
> when she comes for evening darshan. The boy agreed. Maami
> went home made some more sweets and brought with her when
> she came to the temple in the evening. The same boy was
> standing near the inner praakaaram (naalambalam) and waiting
> for the sweets. Maami gave him and they were talking about
> something.
>
> Then the security guards asked Maami why she was talking to
> herself. Maami said: "I am talking to this boy who
> asked me for some sweets in the morning and I could give him
> only now. I was explaining to him how I got a late order and
> how I had to work almost all night." Security guards
> told her that they could not see any boy near her and they
> were wondering why Maami was talking to herself. They said:
> Maami, may be you did not sleep well and you are confused.
> Maami looked again to show the guards, the boy holding the
> sweets she just now gave, but unfortunately the boy had
> disappeared from her eyes also!
>
> Then Maami realized along with others around her that the
> boy who asked for sweets and accepted sweets from her was
> none other than Guruvayurappan Himself! She sat there and
> cried calling "Kanna, come again near me, I will give
> you more sweets." All the eyes of devotees watching
> this incident welled up and they did namaskaar to Maami who
> could see her Lord Kannan and treat Him with sweets made
> exclusively for Him with her own hands!
>
> When Respected Shankara Pillai narrated this story with
> utmost Bhakthi and bhaavam, tears rolled down my cheeks and
> I am sure all the devotees felt the presence of Krishna in
> that room. It was an experience!
>
>
> Sreekrishnaarpanama sthu
> 
 The power and glory of Sri Maha Vishnu in his Bhooloka Vaikundam at Guruvaayoor is incomparable.  "Na deivam Keshavaath param." 

knr
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