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Once upon the time there lived a saadhu(hermit). Everyday at day break he would go to the river to take a dip. On the way he had to pass by a prostitute's house.

One day when he was returning from the river, the prostitute, to tease him asked, " Baba, Khare ho ya Khote?"-(are you pure or impure) The Saadhu(hermit) does not answer.

This question became a ritual between the two and continued for umpteen number of years. One day the Saadhu did not return from the river. As the prostitute waited anxiously for his return, a man came and told her that the saadhu had slipped on the steps of the ghat(bank) and was dying. He was waiting for her.

The prostitute went running to the river. On seeing her, the saadhu tells her to repeat her question. When she repeated the question, the saadhu said that he was Khara(pure).

He had not said so before because he was not sure that he would remain the same. Since he was dying, there was no time for him to change. The saadhu then closed his eyes.

Doodh aur Budh phat te der nahin lagti.(Milk and mind can turn bad in a moment) It is a fact that that there is no guarantee of human beings because they change from time to time. But it is also a fact that people evolve with time and experience.

Moral of the story

See the possibility that things and people can change at any time and don't hold onto judgement otherwise your judgement becomes solidified like a rock. It brings misery to you and others. The universe is in flux . bad may become good and good may become bad.

Recall your own younger days, some of the actions done at that time with great joy and fun might make you cringe now.

Much appreciated family planning -one child law in China has resulted in the aged population and spoilt child syndrome in China while India's much maligned population growth has resulted in the competitive advantage of a ready supply of young working youth to cater to the global working population shortage..

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5 Starvery apt
5 Starvery sensible
5 Starvery sensible
5 StarSimply Superb.
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5 StarPractically applicable
5 StarPractically applicable
5 StarOur scriptures have greta lessons
5 Starfantastic
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5 StarThanks for sharing very true. Lots of learning. Jayasimha
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5 Starsomething to think abt
5 StarAllthat u have mentioned are 100% true, but depends on people who take it. Good u have brought this to our knowledge, Great job!
5 StarAllthat u have mentioned are 100% true, but depends on people who take it. Good u have brought this to our knowledge, Great job!
4 StarGOOD
4 StarREALISTICALLY THINKING, IT IS BEYOND DOUBT THAT ALL OUR PROBLEMS ARE BUT A FORM OF EXCESS POPULATION OUTLET
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5 StarVery good
3 StarI know I am going against the trend by giving a 3 star rating. While in a perfect world there is no need fr making judgment in the real world this is not so. When some one seeks a loan, you do need to judge whether it will be returned. This depends upon ability and willingness. Thats an example. In myriad cases daily we need to make calls on people's character. Yes, like Samule Johnson said Even god does not judge till one is dead but then at that time all the good and the bad deeds are considered. In Hindu ism it is believed you go to hell to pay for the bad deeds and also go to heaven for the good deeds. This story at best serves a lesson in not making judgments where it does not matter - the life of the sadhu and the prostitute do not cross. Most ppl make and need to make judgment about those who are involved in their lives.
3 StarGOOD ONE
5 StarThis is the best one ... really a truth what we should remember always ...
5 Starvery true......... thanx it showed me my way
5 Starvery true......... thanx it showed me my way
5 Starvery true......... thanx it showed me my way
4 StarWe need to be aware of the chnages around us to avoid being too judgemental
5 Starvery nice...
3 Starit shows the real mind of human