Click it and Unblock the Notifications
Latest Updates
-
What Is the Astrological Significance of Chhath Puja? Explained By Astrologer Ashutosh -
*High Blood Pressure and Heart Disease: 5 Cardiac Complications You Should Never Ignore* -
How to Choose the Best Adult Diapers for Comfort, Protection, and Everyday Use -
Naukuchiatal Travel Guide: Kumaon’s Hidden Gem for a Peaceful 3-Day Getaway from Delhi -
From Regional Flavours to Culinary Stories: Kahaani Celebrates India's Diverse Food Culture -
Chhath Puja 2026: Dates, Four-Day Rituals, Significance and Surya Arghya Timings -
Kavya Maran and Anirudh Ravichander Tie the Knot in Greece, Couple Shares Post -
Who Is Kimberly Powell? Meet Nvidia's Healthcare Chief Named in Fresh Jensen Huang Allegations -
5 Must-Read Books on Spirituality and Personal Growth to Start 2027 on a Positive Note -
Kareena Kapoor Khan's Bhopal Royal Pendant Look Sparks Debate Amid Legal Notice
Jalaluddin Rumi's Practical Lesson
Jalalluddin Rumi, a Sufi master, adopted a practical approach in teaching his disciples. Once he took his disciples to a faraway field which made them quizzical about his intention. On reaching the field, they however came to know that there was definitely a sound reason which the master wanted to reveal to them.
The disciples found the field dug up in eight different places. The farmer seemed insane to them as they found him to have tried to dig up a well in eight different places abandoning each of them in an incomplete state for the lack of water.
Rumi explained to his disciples that had this man been total and had employed his whole energy in digging one well, he would have easily completed his mission. He had actually destroyed his field by his incomplete work. The land is definitely not barren, however he should have dug deeper for water.
Continue with Google
