A Person's Innocence turns to be #Boon

Hi friends, normally we think if a person is innocent problems will be created but sometimes a person's innocence may turn to be a boon also. It is proved through the story of the three sons of a farmer. A farmer had three sons and he died in his old age and they had grown up. The youngest of all was very innocent and he had to sell a bull and he sold the bull to a tree and he further asked the tree to give money and he got the money. Is it possible? Can you expect a tree to give money to an innocent person? But it had happened. Let's go. The eldest son called the youngest one and asked him to sell a bull and get the money. He was going with the bull through a forest. He was not able to move any further. He found a dried up tree with its branches. I have this bull. Do you want to buy it? He asked the tree. Due to the breeze its branches produce some sort of sound. He felt that it was talking to him and asked him the price of it. Oh you want to buy and asking for its price? Give 40 rupees and take the bull. He said. Again he heard the sound from the tree. Oh you don't have money now. I mean today. Don't worry. I will come and collect tomorrow. Saying so he tied the bull to the tree and went home. His eldest brother asked. Did you sell the bull? Yes I sold. He said. Oh where is the money then? His brother asked. The buyer said he will give tomorrow. He said. If you don't get money tomorrow we will send you out. His brother shouted at him. The next day again he approached the same tree but did not find the bull. You give me either my bull or money. Again he heard some sound same sound from the tree. What you can't give today? Okay I will come tomorrow. If I don't get money my brothers will beat me. Then I will see your end. Now he shouted at the tree and went home empty-handed. Seeing his sad face brothers realized he did not get money. You idiot! I think you might have left it in the forest. Said his second brother. The buyer said he would surely give money tomorrow. He said innocently. Both of his brothers beat him severely. The next day he approached the tree with an axe and shouted. You happily took my bull and did not pay money. As I said I will see your end. He threw his axe at the tree. He found some cavity in the main branch of the tree. There he found a pouch containing some coins. Some thieves might have kept in the tree and they might have taken the bull. But this innocent one thought the tree was paying him money. He took some coins and handed over to his brothers. Good job! At least you brought money. By the way whom did you sell our bull? Asked the eldest. I sold it to a tree. It was giving a lot of money but I brought only this much. He said proudly. What? To a tree? Did it give you money? Show us the tree. Both of his brothers took two pouches and followed the youngest. They found a lot of money in its trunk. They collected them in those pouches and went home quietly. They realized some thieves kept that money in the trunk of the tree. Thus the youngest one's innocence helped them to get money in this way. But it doesn't work out always. Let's come with some other interesting topic in our next video. Till then bye.