Krishna's Miraculous Leela: How the Stolen Cow Dung Cakes of the Elderly Woman Were Returned?

An elderly woman lived alone in a village, earning her livelihood by making and selling cow dung cakes. She was a devout Krishna devotee, constantly chanting His name even while working. Some wicked villagers mocked her devotion and stole her cow dung cakes one night to test Krishna's protection.

In the morning, the woman noticed the theft but remained calm, trusting Krishna. Despite having little to eat, she shared her last bit of jaggery with a sadhu (Krishna in disguise) who visited her. Moved by her devotion, the sadhu revealed the theft to the village head and, using divine power, identified her stolen cakes by listening for Krishna’s name within them. The culprits were amazed by the miracle, and the event taught the power of devotion and constant remembrance of God.