I am My First Love??: Chapter 5: The Ocean of Milk
Venkat Subramanian
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I am My First Love??
Venkat Subramanian ? October 2024
I walked the glowing path for what felt like hours, the divine air growing heavier with each step. Finally, the horizon revealed itself—an endless expanse of white, shimmering liquid stretching into infinity. I had arrived at the Ocean of Milk.
In the distance, I saw a majestic figure resting on a massive serpent with countless heads, each swaying gracefully above the water. It was Sheshnaag, the great serpent, and atop his coils lay Lord Vishnu, radiant and serene.
As I approached, Sheshnaag's heads moved in unison, and one spoke, "Welcome, Trivikram. You have travelled far for the Shesha Brukut, the stone that preserves nature."
Lord Vishnu opened his eyes, a gentle smile gracing his lips. "You seek to save the banyan, a guardian of life," he said. "For thousands of years, it has stood as a symbol of balance. The stone you seek is a fragment of Sheshnaag himself, bestowed to preserve harmony in the world."
I stood in awe as Sheshnaag's body began to glow, and from one of its many heads, a small, radiant stone emerged—the Shesha Brukut. It hovered before me, glowing with an ancient power.
"Take this," Lord Vishnu said softly, "but remember, the balance you seek is not just external. It exists within you as well. Preserve this harmony, both in nature and in yourself."
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I took the stone, feeling its warmth pulse through my hand. Bowing before them, I thanked Lord Vishnu and Sheshnaag, knowing this was more than just a task—it was a lesson in balance and preservation.
With the Shesha Brukut in hand, I turned back toward the gates, ready to save the banyan and restore the equilibrium of the world around me.
End of Chapter 5
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