After Realization, Budhha visited various places for preaching Divine instruction. One day, He and His few disciples visited a village. The head of the village came to greet them. He requested Him to halt in their village for some time. After several requests, He agreed and took rest in head’s house. Next morning, Lord said that they could not live in his house for longer, and wanted to stay in a waiting hall or a lobby. They left his house. He used to convey sermons to the people and stayed in the village for several months.
One day, a lady came to Him, with a longing heart. Initially she was hesitant to summon before Him, but the Eternal love freed her from stalling back. She prostrated before Him, and humbly invited Him for dinner that night, in her house. With a fostering heart, Lord accepted the invitation.
Soon, the news spread the hamlet. There were several hours before the dusk to set in. The village chief came running to Him, and asked about the assent to the lady. Lord asked about the reason of disagreement, He should have done. The chief was dumbfounded, and secretively hushed the personality of the lady, tagged her to be characterless. Lord, unassertively, called the chief near Him, and grasped one of his hands, and lifted up in air. Then, He asked him to produce clapping sound with the other hand, flapping it in air. The man tried but in vain. Lord established a glorious homology. During the secret conversation, all the villagers crowded near Him. Lord said that the lady could not be characterless, until she receives some stimulus from the men of the village. If they could see the awful character of the lady, they were symmetrically awful as well. The feature which could be analyzed by a person, denoted that the knowledge of the attribute is well imbibed by him. And, Lord convinced the villagers. He went to the lady’s house that night, and accepted the dinner. She soon transformed into the spiritual giant. Though she was forced to do foul chores, for her livelihood, her mind was always fixed at the Divine feet of Lord. She believed that she was doing the tasks for just filling her stomach, but her mind was unstirred. Lust never spoiled Her heart. On seeing Lord Buddha, she felt like rendering all the responsibilities of life and death at His feet. And, by surrendering, she realized the soul.
The mind dwelling in the Name of Lord, irrespective of the attributes of the tasks carried out, reaps results.
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