Not a good person😔

There was a moneylender in a village. Once a Bairagi came to his door. The moneylender welcomed Bairagya and insisted him to stay in his house. Bairagi went into the inner room and sat. He loosened his hair and counted the golden jewels hidden in it. This was seen by the lender who had come to invite Bairagya for dinner. Seeing that, he made a plan in his mind. Then Bairagya had a meal. Bairagi said. Lender, you must give me two gold coins. ' The lender said, 'I will grant your wish will finish."

He called his wife and said to her, "Look, we have stored gold coins in our hands, two of them are to be given as dakshina to this Sadhu Maharaj. Bring them." Bairagya was very happy to hear this. When the moneylender's wife went in and opened the money, there was no stamp in it. If not in Aada, where will it come from? She said, 'Ah, there is no stamp in the handa.' After hearing this, the moneylender himself went and opened the handa and he got angry with his wife and said, 'You must have given the money in your house to your father. Go and bring it back. ' On that she said, 'I have not even seen those pawns, but maheri 'The thing to give is far away.' 'Wait, let me see your box,' said the moneylender, checking her box as well. He began to ramble. At last he said to Bairagya, 'Sadhu Maharaj, you are indolent. What money do you have? But I have no doubt about you, so let me search you.' Bairagi said with a smile, 'Go, Baba Zadati!' He turned his bag upside down. Shroud pockets are turned out. And he said, 'Father, you are satisfied! Even if you don't have anything to give Dakshina, it will be fine. I go empty-handed like that!' At this time, the moneylender gathered ten or twelve people from the neighborhood with a shout and said to Bairamya, 'Sadhu Maharaj, open your lock of hair and show it. I should not have doubts about you.'

But now Bairagya has become helpless. he. scared He left his butch in front of all the congregations, what is that? A handful of gold coins spilled onto the ground. The moneylender said, 'Sadhu Maharaj, yogi is blessed. That's why you have brought all the gold pieces from my hand in your hair. You have not even seen my handa or even entered the room where the handa is. You are a great monk!' Having said this, the wise moneylender prostrated before Bairagya and collected the pawns that had fallen on the ground and put them in his pocket and only two of them to the Sadhu Maharaja with great humility. Offered as Dakshina. All congregations cheered Bairagya. There was a moneylender in a village. Once a Bairagi came to his door. The moneylender welcomed Bairagya and insisted him to stay in his house. Bairagi went into the inner room and sat. He loosened his hair and counted the golden jewels hidden in it. This was seen by the lender who had come to invite Bairagya for dinner. Seeing that, he made a plan in his mind. Then Bairagya had a meal. Bairagi said. Lender, you must give me two gold coins. ' The lender said, 'I will grant your wish will finish." He called his wife and said to her, "Look, we have stored gold coins in our hands, two of them are to be given as dakshina to this Sadhu Maharaj. Bring them." Bairagya was very happy to hear this. When the moneylender's wife went in and opened the money, there was no stamp in it. If not in Aada, where will it come from? She said, 'Ah, there is no stamp in the handa.' After hearing this, the moneylender himself went and opened the handa and he got angry with his wife and said, 'You must have given the money in your house to your father. Go and bring it back. ' On that she said, 'I have not even seen those pawns, but maheri 'The thing to give is far away.' 'Wait, let me see your box,' said the moneylender, checking her box as well. He began to ramble. At last he said to Bairagya, 'Sadhu Maharaj, you are indolent. What money do you have? But I have no doubt about you, so let me search you.' Bairagi said with a smile, 'Go, Baba Zadati!' He turned his bag upside down. Shroud pockets are turned out. And he said, 'Father, you are satisfied! Even if you don't have anything to give Dakshina, it will be fine. I go empty-handed like that!' At this time, the moneylender gathered ten or twelve people from the neighborhood with a shout and said to Bairamya, 'Sadhu Maharaj, open your lock of hair and show it. I should not have doubts about you.' But now Bairagya has become helpless. he. scared He left his butch in front of all the congregations, what is that? A handful of gold coins spilled onto the ground. The moneylender said, 'Sadhu Maharaj, yogi is blessed. That's why you have brought all the gold pieces from my hand in your hair. You have not even seen my handa or even entered the room where the handa is. You are a great monk!' Having said this, the wise moneylender prostrated before Bairagya and collected the pawns that had fallen on the ground and put them in his pocket and only two of them to the Sadhu Maharaja with great humility. Offered as Dakshina. All congregations cheered Bairagya. There was a moneylender in a village. Once a Bairagi came to his door. The moneylender welcomed Bairagya and insisted him to stay in his house. Bairagi went into the inner room and sat. He loosened his hair and counted the golden jewels hidden in it. This was seen by the lender who had come to invite Bairagya for dinner. Seeing that, he made a plan in his mind. Then Bairagya had a meal. Bairagi said. Lender, you must give me two gold coins. ' The lender said, 'I will grant your wish will finish." He called his wife and said to her, "Look, we have stored gold coins in our hands, two of them are to be given as dakshina to this Sadhu Maharaj. Bring them." Bairagya was very happy to hear this. When the moneylender's wife went in and opened the money, there was no stamp in it. If not in Aada, where will it come from? She said, 'Ah, there is no stamp in the handa.' After hearing this, the moneylender himself went and opened the handa and he got angry with his wife and said, 'You must have given the money in your house to your father. Go and bring it back. ' On that she said, 'I have not even seen those pawns, but maheri 'The thing to give is far away.' 'Wait, let me see your box,' said the moneylender, checking her box as well. He began to ramble. At last he said to Bairagya, 'Sadhu Maharaj, you are indolent. What money do you have? But I have no doubt about you, so let me search you.' Bairagi said with a smile, 'Go, Baba Zadati!' He turned his bag upside down. Shroud pockets are turned out. And he said, 'Father, you are satisfied! Even if you don't have anything to give Dakshina, it will be fine. I go empty-handed like that!' At this time, the moneylender gathered ten or twelve people from the neighborhood with a shout and said to Bairamya, 'Sadhu Maharaj, open your lock of hair and show it. I should not have doubts about you.' But now Bairagya has become helpless. he. scared He left his butch in front of all the congregations, what is that? A handful of gold coins spilled onto the ground. The moneylender said, 'Sadhu Maharaj, yogi is blessed. That's why you have brought all the gold pieces from my hand in your hair. You have not even seen my handa or even entered the room where the handa is. You are a great monk!' Having said this, the wise moneylender prostrated before Bairagya and collected the pawns that had fallen on the ground and put them in his pocket and only two of them to the Sadhu Maharaja with great humility. Offered as Dakshina. All congregations cheered Bairagya.