The Upanishads - Mandhata Global

Raikva. As Raikva I describe him, too, who knows what
Raikva knows."
5-6
Janasruti the great-grandson of Janasruta overheard this
conversation. Immediately after getting out of bed, he
said to his attendant: "Friend, did you speak of me as
though I were Raikva, the man with the cart?" "What
sort of person is Raikva, the man with the cart?" "As in
a game of dice, when the krita is won, the lower ones
also are won, so whatever merits people acquire all
accrue to that Raikva. As Raikva I describe him, too,
who knows what Raikva knows."
7
The attendant searched for him and returned without
finding him. Then the king said to him: "Listen,
where a knower of Brahman is to searched for, look
for him there."
8
After proper search the attendant came upon a person
who, lying underneath his cart, was scratching an itch.
Humbly he took his seat near him and said: "Revered
Sir, are you Raikva, the man with the cart?"
"Oh yes, I am he," he answered.
Then the attendant returned, saying to himself: "I have
found him out."
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