Sage atri was said to be 'intellect-born' son of the Creator brahma.
Sage nimi was one sage, of the atri dynasty.
Sage nimi lost his son.
nimi performed a shrAddha (ancestor feeding and worship) for his son. He invited seven priests and fed them on seats spread with kusa grass.
nimi, suddenly started feeling that he had done something wrong.
He recalled Sage 'atri' who was his first ancestor.
Sage atri appeared before nimi and gave him the 'dos and don'ts' of ancestor worship.
(To continue.)
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