The life of an abandoned, incandescent, Bhagavad devotee Rajarshi Bharat became futile in the end by being addicted to deer cubs!

We used to call this India before the country called Ajnabhkhand. But the first son of Rishabhdev, Bharat, came to be known by the name of Bharat. Initially, some even called it Bharat Khand. Bhagat devotee Raj Bharat Bharat married a bride named Panchajani of Vishwakarma Accepting statewide by the obedience of her father, Rishbhadeva. He had five sons who knew the scriptures and lived a religious life.

The Rajasthani Bharata performed the sacrificial rituals in accordance with the Lord's timing, according to his own right, by worshiping Agnihotra, Darsha, Purnamas, Chaturmasya, Somayag etc., with small and large sacrifices. The pure devotion of Lord Shriharini, Vasudeva, was born in the heart of Bharat, purified by the perfection of Yajnadi karma. As devotion grew, the attachment to the world began to diminish. Then he handed over the royal family to his sons and after leaving home, he went to the ashram field of Pulah Rishi and started to worship Bhagavad.

There, in Vidyadhar Kund, God has revealed to many His form. There is plenty of calligraphy in the flowing Marduki river. While staying in the floral bowl of the Pulhasharm in that area, Rajshahi also worshiped Lord Shrihari with Bharat letter-flowers, tulsidal, water, Kandmul, fruit-bearing material. He would have drowned in Bhagavatpritima and would have gone somewhere else.

One day when the king Bharat was sitting on the bank of the river for hours, chanting Pranab (Onkar) mantra by bathing in the river Gandki, performing the bathing-siddhdhiddhi-nitya-karmic karma. Deserted by the desire to drink water, a deer came to the shore. The lion's roar was heard later as he started to drink water.

The terrified pregnant deer jumped to cross the river. Immediately after jumping, the fetus was removed from her womb. The heron's freshly born baby was strained in the river water stream. The heron died because of the labor and fear of childbirth.

Bharatji's tender heart was filled with compassion after seeing this tragedy. He lifted the kid's calf, which was strained in the stream of water, and brought it to his monastery after seeing the motherless, orphaned. They feed, drink, protect it. Instead of doing so, they felt help and affection for her. The baby was able to be nourished.

He needed to be put back in a group of deer, but Bharat left it in his ashram. His penance, meditation and adoration also declined. They kept busy worrying about the deer cubs constantly thinking. Those who forsook their wives, sons, the state, and moneylenders could not abandon the addiction of a deer cub. One day he was worried about the deer cubs, and suddenly he died.

In the end, according to the rules of the person's mind, he gets a second birth, according to the rule, Bharatji was born in a deer's vagina. Due to the virtue of the East, the memory of the birth was not lost. Instead of being cautious, he began to live in solitary confinement in the pool. When death came to an end, he bathed in the river Gandaki and left the deer's body with a strong desire to reclaim his human body. Then again he gave birth to a Brahmin in the human vagina.

With the utmost care that the first two births which had deprived them of their birth would never happen again, they began to live in isolation. They would not be attracted to anyone and they would not allow anyone to be attracted to them. He deliberately acts like crazy, stupid, stupid, so that no one is attracted to him and he can maintain isolation. With such a practice, people used to call him 'inert'.

When the King of the Indus Sauvir, Rahugan, used to sit in a palanquin at Kapil Muni's ashram for the purpose of obtaining philosophy, he was ordered to lift the palanquin as a laborer on the banks of the river Ixumuti. He picked it up, but when he went to save the animals, the petty litter of small steps caused his anger at the king. Jadbhataji had preached to him at that time and his pride had vanished.