The story revolves around a king with a peculiar temperament who desires to meet a revered sage. He promises a reward of a thousand gold coins for anyone who can bring the sage to him. A poor man, desperate to provide for his family, approaches the king and offers to arrange the meeting within two months in exchange for the reward, even accepting the death penalty if he fails. After receiving the gold, the poor man indulges his family and improves their living conditions, but he remains troubled by the thought of death and the uncertainty of finding the sage. Despite his family's newfound happiness, he struggles with guilt over the plight of other poor people and feels deep sadness knowing he may not fulfill his promise. His wife notices his distress and encourages him to find ways to help others, suggesting he share what he has. The poor man resolves to assist those in need, even if it means sacrificing his own comfort. The story highlights themes of compassion, the weight of promises, and the inner conflict between personal happiness and social responsibility.

by Sane Guruji in Marathi Moral Stories

Writen by Sane Guruji

Category Moral Stories