Raikva: A Devoted Hermit in the Bhagavad Gita
Raikva was a poor man who lived in a cart. He had no possessions except a pair of bellowing bulls and a blanket. He was not interested in worldly pleasures or fame. He was content with his simple life and devoted to the supreme Brahman. In Ancient India
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Depict an ancient, impoverished Indian man named Raikva living contentedly in a simple cart drawn by a pair of strong bulls, with only a blanket for possessions, radiating devotion to the supreme Brahman.
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