ek bhikhari roj mandir ke bahar bhikh mangata tha. #youtubeshorts #story
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This story might just change the way you think. There was a beggar who used to sit outside a temple every day, begging for alms. He survived on whatever the people visiting the temple gave him. One day, he saw the king’s procession heading toward the temple. The beggar was overjoyed to hear the news of the king's arrival. He thought
to himself that his poverty would finally end today. The king would surely give him a huge donation, and his bag would be filled. As soon as the king reached him, the beggar happily stretched out his bag. But this time, something happened that he had never expected. Instead of taking something out of his pocket, the king held out
his hand to the beggar and said with a smile, "Today, you give me something." The beggar was shocked to hear the king’s words. He even felt a sense of anger. He thought, what kind of king is this? He is asking for alms from a beggar himself. Reluctantly, he reached into his bag, took out just a single
grain of rice, and placed it on the king's palm. The king accepted the grain, smiled, and moved on. When the beggar reached home in the evening, he ate his food as usual and then began to empty his bag. Suddenly, his eyes fell upon something shining. He saw that there was a pure gold grain lying in
his bag. He was left stunned at the sight. He immediately understood that this was the reward for that one grain of rice he had given the king. At first , he was very happy, but in the very next moment, tears began to stream down his eyes. He lamented and said, "I wish I had given the king all my rice
instead of just one grain." If I got a grain of gold for one grain of rice, perhaps my entire bag would have been filled with gold. That day, he realized his biggest mistake. He understood that he had always only thought about receiving. But he could never understand the importance of giving. In life, many of us think the same way:
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