All living beings respond in accordance with our #Treatment

My friends, we learned many stories related to a person's greediness. If a person is too greedy, how his life is ended. We learned many stories about it. And we learned the story of a duck laying golden egg and all this. Something related to, similar aspect, something related to that story. We have two more stories running parallel lines. Let us know those stories. This is the story of a poor farmer who led a very hard life with his family. One day, he saw a snake in his field. What did he do then? What did he feel about the snake? And what did he do to that snake? And what did the snake do to that poor farmer in return? Let us know all these aspects in detail. Let's get into the story now friends. Once lived a poor farmer who was leading hard life cultivating his field. One day, he saw a huge snake in his field. It spread its hood and was dancing. He felt that it was their Kshetra Devata and was feeding the snake with milk everyday. Daily, he was putting a mud bowl of milk near the place where the snake was residing. The snake quietly drank milk and left one gold coin in the bowl. The farmer felt it was not an ordinary snake but came to save his family from hunger. It was going on regularly and the snake was drinking milk and was dropping a gold coin in the bowl. Within no time, he became rich. One day, he had to go somewhere and he handed over the duty of the field to his son. As said by his father, he put some milk at the corner of the field. The snake drank milk and rubbed a gold coin. Out of greediness he felt, he thought, Here is the mud hill of the snake. Perhaps it may contain many gold coins. The snake must be bringing them from here. Why to feed this snake daily? I will kill the snake. Take all gold coins from there. As soon as the thought came to his mind, he hit the snake very hard and was about to scatter its residence, the mud hill. The snake was very angrily approached him and bit him. He died on the spot. Later he came to know that his son was dead due to snake's bite. He went to the field and prayed the snake. My son, without knowing that you are our Kshetra Devata, might have hit you to protect himself. Please save my son's life. Snake said in human voice. Your son is very greedy. He hit me hard and spoiled my shelter thinking that he could get many gold coins from my shelter by killing me. This is my revenge, said the snake and disappeared. The former repented for his son's act. Friends, let's now end the story with the same theme. Once lived a king. He had a beautiful pond. There were many beautiful swans residing in that pond. He was enjoying the sight of the swans. Monthly once each swan was dropping a gold feather and was growing a new one. The king was collecting all those and was placing them in his showcase. Days were going on. They reached another golden bird to the pond and asked. My dear swans, do you let me stay with you in this pond? Other swans did not agree and said. We have taken this pond for rent from the king. For that we are giving golden feathers to that king as rent. You can't stay here. The golden bird flew to the king and complained. Maharaj, your swans are very proudful. They are declaring the pond was theirs and they are paying you rent by giving you their feathers monthly. If you kill them, you can get all feathers at once. On hearing the golden bird's words, the king thought. Why didn't I get this thought before? He told his men to kill all swans and get their feathers together. They obeyed his order and killed all swans. Their golden feathers turned to be feathers of crows. These two stories reveal that we can develop connectivity with the nature, the birds, animals and every aspect in the world. If we develop affinity with them, they will respond to us similarly. It is our duty to save the environment and its belongings. Let's come with some other interesting topic in our next video. Thank you.