Sometime in the distant past there carried on a man called Sharma close to the town of Patali puthra. Sharma was an exceptionally religious man and needed to turn into a paragon of piety. He had a wife and three kids. He chose to abandon them in the town and do Tapas. Every last one of them shouted and let him know that they might not get any nourishment and starve, provided that he heads off to do Tapas. For to do Tapas, you need to head off to the timberland, close your eyes and mull over God. Sharma headed off to the close-by woods. At that point day by day he used to close his eyes and reflect upon God. One day when he was doing Tapas like this, a flying creature flew over his head. It was convey a fish in its mouth. It dropped this fish on the head of Sharma. Regularly Sharma opened his eyes and gazed at the winged animal. To his amazement, the winged animal was smoldered to fiery remains. This made Sharma surmise that he was an example of piety and had otherworldly powers. So he left the backwoods and came to Patali puthra.

He dressed himself in ochre materials and conveyed a staff with him. Since he came to be eager, he stood after an enormous house and yelled, "Bhiksham Dehi" importance, "Give me charity". The woman of the house, who was occupied, let him know, that she was taking care of her youngster. When her occupation is over, she might give him aid. This made Sharma extremely irate. So when the woman turned out, he gazed at her. She told Sharma, "Do you consider, I will be blazed like that flying creature of the woods?" Sharma was frightfully shocked that she realized that a fledgling was smoldered by his gaze. She further let him know, "Your resentment and gaze won't do anything to me. In light of the fact that I was late in light of the fact that I was doing my obligation." Sharma requested her reason and asked her, "I am sad that I gazed at you. Do you know any extraordinary example of piety in this town?" The woman answered, "Definitely. You head off to the house of Shankar the wood cutter, He is an extraordinary paragon of piety."

Sharma then headed off to the house of Shankar the woodcutter. He arrived at the house of the woodcutter, promptly in the morning. He yelled, "Bhiksham Dehi". Shankar turned out and let him know, " Please make a special effort to be situated. I am exceptionally occupied. In the event that you hold up for at some point, I might give you whatever I can."

At that point Shankar went in side the house. His extremely old folks had barely woken up. He gradually showed them a bit of mercy quick. At that point he helped them wash up. Later he cooked and gave them sustenance. At that point he made them take rest. He then headed off to the woods and cut some wood. He carried the wood and sold it in the town. With whatever cash he got, he again acquired some nourishment for himself and his guardians. He then returned. Sharma was holding up this stuff time. Shankar then gave him some sustenance. At that point Sharma asked him, "Yesterday I met a woman and she let me know that you are an incredible paragon of piety. Anyhow as such, You have not even called the name of God once. I supposed sages should mull over him." Shankar answered, "A man turns into a wise by doing the callings designated to him genuinely and possibly by doing Tapas. The calling of the woman whom, you met yesterday was to care for her infant. My obligation is to care for my folks. We both are sages in spite of the fact that we don't do any Tapas. Your obligation is to care for your wife and youngsters."

Sharma acknowledged what Shankar was advising was right and headed off to his home. He took care of his wife and youngsters sincerely and became well known as a sage.

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