Description
Different outlook of three fishes
In a pond there lived three fish namely Anagatvidhata, Pratyutpanmati and Yadbhavishya. One day, some fishermen saw the pond and said, "Ah! There are so many fishes in this pond. We will definitely come here tomorrow.” Hearing their words, the Anagatvidhata called all the fishes of the pond and said, “Did you listen to the fishermen? We should go to the nearby pond tonight to escape from them."
After listening to Anagatavidhata, the rest of the fish said, "We cannot leave our house and go to a new place."
Pratyutpanamathi said, “There may be new difficulties in a new place, we should stay here and try to avoid the fishermen.”
Yadbhavishya said, "Whatever is written in fate, it will happen. It is pointless to try anything like this."
Anagatavidhata went to another pond with her family that very night.
The next day when the fishermen spread their net, many fishes got caught in the net along with Pratyutpanmati and Yadbhavishya.
Pratyutpannamati pretended to die when she was caught in the trap and when the fishermen saw the dead fish, they threw it into the water and Pratytpannamati saved herself. But Yadbhavishya and other fish were caught.
That is why it is said that those who prepare in advance for calamity and try to avoid it when calamity comes are safe and those who leave everything to fate perish.
Find out about our recently released board game Ranbhoomi - Kurukshetra, based on the events of Mahabharata. A perfect gift for kids this summer vacation. Visit playranbhoomi.com and order now. Gift an introduction to the greatest epic ever written to your children through this well researched...
Published 05/17/23
That is, on the wishes of the Creator and even after working hard, one can never get more than one's fortune.
In the region of South India, there was an abbey of Bhagwan Shankar outside the city Mahilaropya, where a monk named Tamrachud used to earn his living by asking for alms from the city....
Published 12/08/22