your bridge home
The Great Arguments
A wandering monk arrived after sunset and could not eat, so he held the daylight over the courtyard until the meal was finished.
A sannyasi came to Nimbarka's house as a guest, late, and could not eat.
The rule for a wandering renunciate was strict: nothing after sunset. The sun had gone. The food was ready and the guest could not touch it, and would go on to the next place hungry.
The rest of this story, read aloud, and a new one every day.