MANTRALAYA - BRINDAVAN 

The scene shifts to the bank of pavana Tungabhadra flowing beside the reputed Mantralaya, the famous centre of pilgrimage, luring streams of pilgrims throughout the year for over three centuries now. The characters, strange to hear belong to both living and dead. Shocks you a little; isn't it? Sure it does, but its aftermath is undoubtedly serves unbearable shocks to the non-believers, rather agnostics, who insist upon 'litmus paper' tests. 

Among the living, comes again an Englishman, holding a high office in the British Government and was invested with the powers of taking decisions independent and seeing them approved for implementation. His name was Thomas Munro. The other was H.H.Raghavendraswamy, the world-renowned Madhvamatha Peethadhipathi, who not only adorned the galaxy of pontiffs of our sacred Ind, but added light and colour to his pontificate through a wide variety of miracles he produced during his life. Many legends are woven around his personality both when living and after Sajiva Samadhi, which are still shining like pole stars to the ill-fated duhkarthis. The time of action is 1916, and the Government records embody it with all details of its occurrence.

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