
Draupadi got fascinated by the fragrant lotus flowers. She wished to have more. Bhim knew that they were found somewhere in the Himalayan mountain peaks. Without Dharamraj’s permission for he would refuse, the Vayuputra left.
His path was obstructed by the monkey, Hanuman. Hanuman was no longer young and agile. He had once crossed over the ocean to bring back Sita from the clutches of demon Ravana and burnt his kingdom. Sita’s husband Ram had killed the monkey king Vali and instated his younger brother Sugriva on the throne whom he had unlawfully deprived of his share. Out of gratitude Sugriva with his monkey army and Hanuman crossed over an ocean to free Sita held captive in Lanka.
Bhima in awe of his strength ordered Hanuman to make way for him. Kings did not beg ! Hanuman paid no heed. Bhim put in all his strength to move the monkey by his tail. The Vayu putra realised his folly. Hanuman introduced himself. Bhim prostrated and sought his blessings.
Hanuman directed Bhim to the pond that had the lotuses but was guarded by fearsome demons.
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