After all what are superstitions?

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There was a poor man, he was very troubled, he used to work day and night and he used to get very tired, but his hard work was not stopping from his life, one day he went to a Mahatma. He told the Mahatma to tell me a way by which my burden can be reduced. The Mahatma felt pity on him and he gave him a donkey and said that you can fulfill it. The poor man became very happy, he thought that now he will carry his burden and it will give him relief and he will also be able to do more work.

The laborer took the donkey along but suddenly that donkey died on the way. The laborer felt very sad, he cremated the donkey at the same place with full rituals. The laborer was feeling sad near that grave with his eyes closed thinking about his fate. Meanwhile a person passed by there, and he realized that this is a divine place, that is why this person is sitting here in meditation posture, that person went to that place and gave some money. This sequence was going on.

When the money was collected, the laborer took the money and went to the Mahatma and sat down and told the whole thing in detail. Then the Mahatma smiled and put his hand on the head of the laborer and said, why are you sad about this thing, which he could not give you while being alive, at least he gave you something after dying. When blind faith has become so widespread in humans, then what is your fault in this?

You just use this money for the right work and recognize those who have come to you with this superstition. Advise them to trust themselves and try to give the right knowledge to people. Just do not fall into vain hopes and miracles.

There is only one lesson of this story that man should not think too much about anything, but should understand the reality. Apart from this, this story also teaches those sadhus, who are responsible for many people, who do not take the wrong advantage of this faith and show the right path to man.

Superstition is such a curse today that it is weakening the roots of the nation and making people worthless instead of hardworking.

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