In the epic Indian Mahabharata, narration of a legend regarding the Mahabharata War reveals that the sage Vayu (orgasm) offered mahatma (or in Sanskrit: Maha) Madhu (orgasm mahatma) and Madhumati (orgasm mahatma) Swarjika with the wish that their relationship should be perpetual. The sage told Swarjika that he should not kill him but let him live in eternal glory. When Swarjika complied, the sage disappeared leaving Madhumati in control of Mahatma's body. Madhumati then explained that if the sage did not depart this life, he would take the body with him. Therefore, it was necessary for Swarjika to leave this world and go to Mahatma's abode.

 

madhur satta doing this, Swarjika retired to a mountain and retired to a cave. He then practiced meditation for nine years and became an ascetic. One day while he was alone in the cave, he heard a voice calling him to lead India. Finally, he returned to India and presented his services to the government.

 

Gandhi on the other hand joined the RSS. He wanted to use the new-formed Indian Freedom fighters to overthrow the British. But he never got the opportunity to fulfill his dream. He was shot dead in Mumbai. Later on there was a dispute between his wife and him regarding the succession to him.