Thug and sage

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Logopit_1535348852799.jpgThere was a Brahmin named Devsharma. He had gathered a lot of money by selling the clothes he had received in the donation. To protect his wealth, he kept him in a bundle and kept him with him forever. Did not believe in anyone else.

Seeing that a thief named Ashtbhuti always found him a bottle, thought that it must be valuable, he should steal it. First I win its trust and then I'll cheat it.

One day, he went to Devsharma and said, 'Saints are your greetings. I am orphaned I accept the pupil I will serve you today. ' Devsharma was pleased and said, 'Okay, I make you a disciple but there is a condition - I will not even put my hand in my hand.'

With Ashtutubhuti Devsharma, Swamiji became like a disciple. One day, accepting an invitation from an old disciple, both of them reached his house. There was a gold seal found in the room. Ashtbhuti asked the owner to win the trust, 'Sir, forgive us, this seal is not ours. We should give it to us. '

Devsharma, with the honesty of Ashtbhuti, was overwhelmed and started thinking, "It is a very honest person. Now I do not fear. It will not steal my wealth. '

There was a river lying on the back. Devsharma expressing his desire to take a bath said, 'Son! I want to eat You take care of my bundle and bottle. 'By saying this, Devsharma went to a bath.

Ashtbhuti picked up the box of money and got a chance.

The goats were fighting among themselves on the other side of the river.

Devsharma was looking at the same scene. When he came to the shore, when he did not find his bundle and octave, he first called him and then realized that he was cheated. Due to believing in an unknown he was cheated, all his wealth had gone.

Moral of the Story: Should not believe anyone soon

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