In the evening now, the deities were partaking in some leisure, as Siddhant bought a board game named Pictionary. Well in Pictionary, they have to form two groups and roll a dice. But when the group pulls a game card, they have to draw what is said on the card, then the other group has to guess. Other than the rules, there were something about the cards. They were fun filled with divine references! So that the sacred friends can know more about each other, in a fun way. Or.....maybe this is what the divine wants to show their devotees.
If we, the divine, are close friends and know about each other's stories, why can't the people of this world do so too? They should be one.

"Deities let's team up." Shiva suggests. "But we only have one rule."
"Now what's that?" Buddha asks.
"We are not supposed to use our divine powers." Shiva said. "So it will be more fun!"
"You're right." Jesus agrees. "No omnipotence. Or omnipresence just for one evening."
"Yes. We'll just operate like four normal friends. Having a good time over snacks." Vishnu smiled.
"Of course. Now shall we start." Buddha suggests.
"Definitely."
Afterwards, Vishnu and Shiva went over and high fived each other.
"Yes Vishnu and I always make a good team." Shiva showed them his smile.
"When I was lord Ram--" Vishnu started.
"I was Hanuman." Shiva completed. "And when He was Lord Ram."
"He was Rameshwaram." Vishnu says.
"Shivaya Vishnu Roopay." Buddha remarked. "Go team harihar."
"Then what is the name of Jesus and Buddha's team then." Vishnu asks.
"Maybe team daaya." Shiva happily suggests.
"Yes! They always care for the inhabitants of the earth! Team daaya." Vishnu adds. "They love their devotees so much."
It wasn't necessary to add team names, but these friends are so blissful......

After the cards were placed on the table, and two sketch pads were ready, the two teams aimed themselves to get a six on their dice. Then luckily harihar got six first.
"You pick the card Prabhu." Shiva insists.
"No you, Prabhu." Vishnu objected.
"Of course."
Shiva read the card and then smiled to his opponents and then to Vishnu. Moreover Shiva started sketching a Shivling.
"You!" Buddha answered.
"It represents you right?!" Jesus adds.
Then Shiva drew a kalash over the Shivling.
"What is it. A cup?"
"No." Shiva circled the kalash about five times.
"Water? They're giving you water?!"
"Can I give you a hint." Shiva asks.
"Of course." Daaya members agreed.
"What my devotees do??" Shiva said.
"They perform your Abhishek." Jesus said.
"Your doodh Abhishek!" Buddha concludes.
"Correct!"
Now Vishnu pulled a card and began to draw a person who was wearing saffron robes and Rudraksh.
"Rishi Brigu?" Jesus asks.
"Agastya?" Buddha afterwards asked.
"No no." Vishnu drew on the karthals and Veena.
"Rishi Durvasa."
"Rishi Vishwamitra!"
"Luv?"
"Kush?"
"What no."
"A sanyasi?"
"Close?"
"Narad!" Jesus answered. "Your devotee Narad."
"Correct. You know Narada is one of Brahmadev's manasputra."
"Waw Shri Hari. Very great."
"He was cursed to live on earth. But he found my refuge. Narada is one of my precious devotees." Narayan said.
"If you loose anything due to devotion, you will definitely find it back." Jesus quotes.
"Right."

Thereafter, Buddha pulled a card, while laughing to himself that no one will guess this. And then he drew a forest, with him meditating under a tree.
"Sanyas?" Vishnu asks.
"Nirvana!" Shiva added.
"You all, I'm also clueless." Jesus said. "Sarnath?"
"Noo." Buddha objects.
"Ah.....The Buddha."
"Enlightment?"
"Moksha."
"I'll give you a hint. The place where I got enlightment." Buddha said.
"Oh I know! Bodhigaya." Shiva answers.
"Yes!!"
In addition, Jesus pulls a card after the round, and began to draw something like the others. He drew something like a garden, where he was sadly propped on a rock.
"Bethseba?"
"Bethlehem?"
"Golgotha! Wait no, that's the hill."
"Nane?!
"The garden in Genesis?"
"No."
"The garden tomb?!"
"Want a hint." Jesus asks.
"Yea please!"
"One word. Agony." Jesus replies.
"Agony? It's no place other than Gethsemane." Vishnu answers.
"Yes you're right!!"
"I remember. Isn't it true that when your devotees observe your last time on earth, they would entitle that part of the saga as Agony in the Garden." Shiva asks.
"Yes yes."

"You all I'm going again." Buddha pulled a card.
"Go right ahead." Vishnu cheerfully glanced.
Now Buddha started to draw a horse, and the deities was at the edge of their seats due to curiousity.
"Ashwa." Shiva smiled. "Ashwamedha yagya."
"Haygriva?!" Vishnu asks.
"No. Haven't you recognise him?" Buddha asks.
"Wait! Hold up! It's your beloved Kantak. Your white horse." Shiva adds. "Right?!"
"Correct."
Shiva pulls a card and draws something like a bow.
"Tryambaka dhanush." Buddha asks.
"Pinnaka?"
"No the dhanush don't belong to me." Shiva said.
"Sharanga."
"Brahma dhanush."
"Name of Lord Ram's dhanush."
"Aha! Kodand!"
"Yes Jesus, you're right."

Now it's Vishnu's turn, so he took a card and began to draw.
"Friends, it's a Bhagwat Geeta concept." Vishnu gave his hint.
"Hmm."
"Is it with accepting something as simple as a leaf." Buddha asks.
"No."
"Of mountains I'm Mandara, of Pandavas I'm Arjuna, of Devtao I'm Indra??" Shiva asks.
"No no no."
"Yada Yada hi dharmasya?" Jesus asked.
"Oh I see! The soul changes bodies--" Buddha suggests.
"Just like clothes." Shiva adds.
"The soul is eternal and indestructible." Jesus then remembered.
"But the body can be destroyed! Yes you three got it." Vishnu showed his bliss.
"We're so much in sync. It's almost a leela."
"Our friendship is a leela." Vishnu remarked.
"More like a blessing." Buddha adds.
"Let's do another round."
"But this time we should draw each other's story." Shiva insisted.

The two teams rolled the dice where daaya got six first. So Buddha pulled a card and drew something like clothes.
"Vastram?" Shiva thought out loud.
"Aghavastra." Jesus adds.
"Colour...." Buddha whispered.
"Peela! Pitambara!" Shiva cheered.
"Correct." Buddha declares.
"Lord Vishnu always wear Pitambara."
"Ohh you guys!" Vishnu smiled. "I'm honoured. This my well-known characteristics."
Afterwards Jesus pulled a card and began to draw someone lifting a mountain with a Veena on his lap. Then he sketched Mahadev sitting with Parvati on top of the mountain.
"Kailash." Vishnu said.
"Yes it's Kailash!" Buddha agreed.
"Yes, but guess the leela." Jesus suggests while Shiva stayed quiet.
"Someone lifting Kailash." Buddha thought out loud. "This is when Ravan lifted Kailash, and Shiva had pressed the mountain down with his toe. Then he began to recite the Shiv Tandav Stothra."
"Yes. You're right."

Moreover Vishnu pulled a card, where he drew a woman ascending to the sky.
"An Apsara?"
"No wait, an angel?"
"Yashodhara."
"No! And it's a leela as well." Vishnu said.
"The Assumption!"
"Right Sakyamuni!! When the Virgin Mary ascended into heaven."
"But speaking of ma. I wonder how is she?" Jesus thought. "The heavens are made up of many realms. And we do meet, it's only for telling me the prayers of the devotees. She's a comforter."
"Hmm. Our mothers are basically friends now." Vishnu says.
"Or sisters." Buddha remarked.
"I'll message ma after."
"Yea, you should."
In the game, Shiva took a card and drew a bowl containing something.
"Is it Amrit?" Jesus asks.
"Annapurna?" Vishnu asks.
"Some vessel."
"Medicine."
"No!" Shiva laughed.
"But it looks like kheer." Vishnu said.
"You're right. What does it have to do with Buddha then?" Shiva gave a glance.
"Oh now I remember. During his asceticism and tough Tapasya, Sujahta had given him kheer to satisfy his hunger." Vishnu recited.

"We have successfully used up all cards." Buddha cheered.
"Yes!!" The three smiled.
"So what now?"
"What about sending keychains to our moms." Vishnu suggests.
"True. And the celestial beings will deliver it to them.

When the celestial beings had carried the keychains, there was a mix up with the order......so the respective women got their friends' keychain. Keep reading to see them exchange.

"But what do our moms like?"
"Well they love us. So we should give them something that reminds them of us." Buddha suggests. "Since we're on earth now."
"You're right."