Various childhood episodes or lilas of Krishna, growing up in Yashoda's household, abound in Hindu religious texts. Important among them is Krishna giving darshan to Yashoda with his Vishwaroopa (his Divine Form). Ved Vyasa states in Mahabharata that sage Narada once visited Krishna at Brindavan. Krishna was playing in sand and was swallowing it. Yashoda, upon seeing it, was furious with Krishna for disobeying her and punished him by tying him to a grinding stone. Upon witnessing this act Sage Narada stated Enna Thavam Saidhanai, Yashoda (What penance have You (Mother Yashoda) undertaken to be bestowed with the powers to punish the supreme (Narayana)). This is also seen as a question to Narayana as to how he accepts this. It literally asks what penance Yashoda has undertaken in her previous birth to be bestowed with the powers to punish, love, and care for the Supreme Vishnu.