A bit of fantasy writing, description of a magical fruit tree called Ajoosba. From my forthcoming book for you all! Aum Namah Shivaye smile emoticon
Sati went to the backyard garden and Fruit fields, which sprang thousands of fragrant, vibrantly colourful flowers. There were Campaka, Kesaras, Punnagas, Ketaks, Mallika, Kurabakas and lots more.
There were also the family of the magical Ajoosba trees. The Ajoosba tree had many different fruit on it: Oranges, plums, apples and almost at its base, even musk-melon. It was said to be manifested by very ancient Yogis by their Imagination, years and years ago. Austere as they were, they needed
something to eat , even if it was to merely survive, and the Ajoosba fruit was the culmination of mental seeds planted by them in a Timeless past.
It was all year round, this Magnificence. Peach, mango, plum and even a red berry but such was the magic of Ajoosba that it could change the taste of the fruit to avoid banality; one could actually pluck a mango which tasted like it was mixed with bits of citrus! Sati’s own favourite was a fruit called Nectarine which was half plum and the other half peach!
There were also the family of the magical Ajoosba trees. The Ajoosba tree had many different fruit on it: Oranges, plums, apples and almost at its base, even musk-melon. It was said to be manifested by very ancient Yogis by their Imagination, years and years ago. Austere as they were, they needed
something to eat , even if it was to merely survive, and the Ajoosba fruit was the culmination of mental seeds planted by them in a Timeless past.
It was all year round, this Magnificence. Peach, mango, plum and even a red berry but such was the magic of Ajoosba that it could change the taste of the fruit to avoid banality; one could actually pluck a mango which tasted like it was mixed with bits of citrus! Sati’s own favourite was a fruit called Nectarine which was half plum and the other half peach!
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