I read a nice story recently.
It was rainy season. The river in Mulla Nasiruddin's village was flooded. One day few villagers came running to Mulla and cried, "Mulla run. Your wife is drowned in the flooded river."
Mulla ran hard and jumped into the river. He started struggling to swim upstream.
"No... No... She must be downstream. You are trying to move in wrong direction," cried the villagers.
"I know my wife. She can only move upwards... upstream," shouted Mulla.
Our ego makes us struggle against the nature and create challenges. Can we learn to live in harmony?
It was rainy season. The river in Mulla Nasiruddin's village was flooded. One day few villagers came running to Mulla and cried, "Mulla run. Your wife is drowned in the flooded river."
Mulla ran hard and jumped into the river. He started struggling to swim upstream.
"No... No... She must be downstream. You are trying to move in wrong direction," cried the villagers.
"I know my wife. She can only move upwards... upstream," shouted Mulla.
Our ego makes us struggle against the nature and create challenges. Can we learn to live in harmony?
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