A langhi of Amdavad had a contract for every town. In grieving after the dead, she could not free herself and died hungry. Similarly, we should not have contracts with too many people.1 Footnotes: 1. 1. A langhi is a woman who beats her chest while repeating the name of the person who has died as a means of grieving. According to Brahmaswarup Yogiji Maharaj’s folk tales, one such woman lived in Amdavad. She would grieve in this manner for money after anyone who died in Amdavad. Once, a plague struck Amdavad and many people died. She could not free herself to eat and died beating her chest after the dead. The moral of this story is that one should not get too involved in other peoples’ business; otherwise, they will not let us worship God freely.