One day Lord Buddha was traveling. It was late afternoon when we started our journey. They were tired. Nearby was a flour mill. They went there. The trees in the garden were full of mangoes. Many mangoes fell. At that time Mahatma Buddha felt hungry. He picked up the mangoes that had fallen from the tree and began to eat them. When their stomachs were empty, they began to rest under the shade of the same tree. After some time, some young people came to the garden.
When they saw the trees full of mangoes, they started throwing stones at them. They did not know that the Buddha was resting on the other side of the same tree. The young man threw a stone at the mango tree. But he hits the target and it hits the head of the Buddha resting on the other side of the tree. A stream of blood flowed from the Buddha's head.
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Fearing that something was wrong, all the young people immediately went to the other side of the tree. There he saw the wounded Buddha. Blood poured out of his head and tearful eyes. The youths thought that tears were flowing from Buddha's eyes, probably because of pain.
The stoned young man was filled with guilt and said, “Sir, I'm sorry. You are suffering this pain because of me. I am the reason why tears fall from your eyes. Hearing this, the Buddha said: "No, brother, it is not so. I think you threw a stone at a mango tree and it gave you a sweet fruit. But if you stone me, what will I give you in return - fear and guilt The very thought brought tears to my eyes
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Friends! Mahatma Buddha taught us to be like a mango tree, full of charity and always think of the welfare of others, no matter what others think of us or how they treat us. By having bitter feelings towards others, we pollute our mind and lose our peace of mind. So always think well of others and do good.
Kindness never goes to waste, if not today or tomorrow, it will surely pay off Friends, what do you think about Buddha story Buddha Ke Ansoo? Let us know with your valuable comments. Don't forget to subscribe us to read such informative, moral and educational stories. thank you
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