Long time ago in a land nearly far away, there lived a King. He was very powerful and had conquered the mightiest warriors on Earth. Having emerged victorious after having won many a battle, he started considering himself invincible. His false ego and pride captured his imagination, and he got swayed away and flattered by comparisons with none other than the almighty creator! The King had a son whom he adored. The son loved his father, too, though he was a staunch believer in God. Later in the story, to uphold his ego, the King got into loggerheads with his own son, tried to kill him on various occasions, and took panga with God in a battle, where the result was obvious. That was a story played long time ago. It holds true even today. Give me “satbuddhi”, God: no ego, false pride and/or a free ride.  And, of course whenever my ego takes over, PLEASE remind me: har sher ka ek baap hota hai, jise shamsher kehte hain! #MightyLogicalStoriesofIndia