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प्रश्न
Visit a library:
Read the biographies of other Indian Saints. Share at least one story from their life with your friends. What message does it contain?
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उत्तर
Story of Saint Kabir: The Power of Forgiveness
Saint Kabir, one of India’s greatest mystics and poets, lived a simple and virtuous life. He often emphasized love, humility, and unity among people. One day, a group of angry villagers approached Kabir with stones and sticks. They were upset because Kabir's teachings challenged their rigid practices and prejudices.
Instead of retaliating, Kabir calmly sat down and greeted them with kindness. He said, "You may harm my body, but hatred cannot touch my soul." His peaceful demeanor and words melted the villagers' anger. They realized their mistake and sought his forgiveness. Kabir forgave them and continued spreading his message of love and unity.
Message:
This story teaches the power of forgiveness and non-violence. Kabir’s actions show that responding to anger and hatred with love and compassion can transform even the hardest hearts. It inspires us to practice patience and understanding in our daily lives.
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