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Bhojpuriya Motivational Series

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Bhojpuriya Motivational Series

The story revolves around a child who questions the value of life and is taught by his father through a stone-selling exercise. The child discovers the significance of self-worth after realizing the varying prices people are willing to pay for the same stone. This exercise highlights the importance of not undervaluing oneself and understanding that there are people who truly value us while others may see us as insignificant. The story stresses the need for self-love, self-respect, and self-awareness in life. By recognizing one's own value and importance, individuals can navigate through life with confidence and dignity. Ultimately, the tale underscores the message that understanding and appreciating one's worth is crucial for personal growth and fulfillment.

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Hello friends, Namaskar, I am Anil and Rava Sunatani, Khati Bhojpuriya podcast. A great devotee of the Lord has appeared in that dream and suddenly the light has spread in the house. The Lord himself stood in front of you and said to you, "You are my devotee, that is why we are your servant." In the morning, outside the house, there was a rock covered with a stone. The Lord believed a lot in the Lord. That is why he took the order of the Lord without thinking. In the morning, when he woke up, outside the house, there was a rock covered with a stone. After the worship service, the rock was covered with a stone. The people who came were very surprised by Okra. And many people were telling Okra, "Don't pull the rock, you are working hard in the beggar." But while listening to the Lord's orders, trying to rule, it was getting stuck in the work. During this time, Okra was very strong and the bhajans were also very strong. Now they were disappointed that even after so much effort, they did not pull the rock. Okra now wanted to leave the job of the beggar. They were saddened by the fact that they did not understand the truth after the dream. But in the same night, Okra saw the Lord again. The Lord asked the Lord, "Lord, who did you put in the work of the beggar?" "You were not even able to pull the rock, so why did you put in the work of this hard work?" The Lord smiled and said, "Who did not do the work of the beggar?" The Lord said, "You were very weak in the physical form earlier, but now you have become very strong." "Your life has become very difficult and you have become very hardworking." Friends, we learned from this story that in our lives, we should not work in every effort and every effort. But the biggest thing about us was that in every effort and every effort, we were getting a lot of benefits. When we did not see, when we did not feel, but after some time, we definitely found out. Friends, this is our story today. If you liked the story, then do follow us. Thank you. Hello, Friends. Namaskar. I am Anil and I am listening to Khati Bhojpuriya podcast. Once upon a time, a child asked his father, "Dad, how is our life?" Then the father said, "If you really want to understand the value of our lives, then we will give you a stone." "For this stone, go to the market." "And if someone asks you this, then do not say anything, just stand with your two fingers." "That boy was sitting like this for a while, but after a while, an old woman came and started asking the price of the stone." "The boy was quiet, he did not say anything, and we both stood with our fingers." Then the old woman said, "200 rupees is fine, we can buy this stone from Tara." "That boy was absolutely surprised that this stone costed 200 rupees." "He said that this stone can be found anywhere." "He immediately reached his father." "And suddenly, the father was meeting an old woman in our market." "And this stone costed 200 rupees." "Dad, you go to the museum with a stone this time." "And if someone asks you this, then do not say anything." "Just stand with your two fingers." "The boy went to the museum, and a man's eyes were on the stone in the hand of the boy." "And then he asked the stone's price." "The boy was quiet, and we both stood with our fingers." "Then the man said, "200 rupees is fine, we can buy this stone from Tara." "This stone was given to us." "The boy was surprised again, and went to meet his father." "Dad, there was a man in the museum." "And this stone costed 2000 rupees." "Dad said, "Now we will send Tara to a last place." "Now Tara will go to the shop of the precious stone." "And if someone asks you this, then do not say anything." "Just stand with your two fingers." "The boy quickly went to the shop of the precious stone." "And there was an old man standing behind the counter." "As soon as the old man's eyes were on the stone, he was completely surprised." "He immediately went out of the counter and snatched the stone from the boy's hand." "And he said, "Oh God, we have to spend our whole life in search of this stone." "Where did you get the stone from, and where did you get it from?" "How much money did you take from the stone?" "The boy was still quiet, and we both stood with our fingers." "Then that old man said, "20,000 rupees is fine." "We agreed to pay 20,000 rupees for one stone." "You give this stone to us." "The boy did not believe in his eyes." "The boy quickly went to his father." "And he said, "Father, we have to pay 20,000 rupees for the stone." "Then he said, "Now you understand the value of our lives." "The value of your life is that you don't care about your own life." "You decide whether you want to become a stone of 200 rupees or 20,000 rupees." This story teaches us that we should never think of ourselves as useless in our lives. There are many such people in our life who love you very much. For them, Rawa is everything. And there are some such people who use Rawa as an object. For them, Rawa is nothing. What is the value of Kiraur life if we think of this Rawa? We should love ourselves, respect ourselves, and respect ourselves. And we should recognize ourselves in our lives. So friends, this is our story today. If you liked the story, please follow us. Thank you. Hello friends! Namaskar! I am Anil. And Rawa Sunatani, Khati Bhojpuriya, podcast. Once upon a time, a child asked his father, "Dad, what is the value of our lives?" Then his father said, "If you really want to understand the value of our lives, we will give you a stone. Go to the market for this stone. And if anyone asks you this, don't say anything. Just put your two fingers together." That boy was sitting like this for a while. But after a while, an old woman came. And she started asking the price of the stone. The boy was quiet. He didn't say anything. And both of his fingers stood up. Then that old woman said, "200 rupees is fine. We can buy this stone from Tara." The boy was completely surprised. "Is this stone worth 200 rupees?" He said, "This stone can be found anywhere." He immediately reached his father. Then he said, "Dad, there is an old woman in our market. And she is preparing 200 rupees for this stone." Dad said, "This time you go to the museum with this stone. And if anyone asks you this, don't say anything. Just put your two fingers together." The boy went to the museum. And there he saw the man. He put his hand on the stone. And then he asked the price of the stone. The boy was quiet. And both of his fingers stood up. Then that man said, "2000 rupees is fine. We can buy this stone for 2000 rupees for the Goddess." "This stone is for us." The boy was shocked again. And when he went, he said to his father, "Dad, there is a man in the museum. And he is preparing 2000 rupees for this stone." Dad said, "Now we will send you to the last place." "Now you go to the store of the precious stone." "And if anyone asks you this, don't say anything. Just put your two fingers together." The boy quickly reached the store of the precious stone. And there was an old man standing behind the counter. As soon as the old man saw the stone, he was totally shocked. He immediately took the stone out of the counter and took the stone from the boy's hand. And he said, "Oh God, we have to spend our whole life looking for this stone." "Where did you get this stone from and where did you get it from?" "How much money did you take from this stone?" The boy was still silent. And both of his fingers stood up. Then that old man said, "20,000 rupees is fine. We are ready to give 20,000 rupees for the Goddess." "You give this stone to us." The boy couldn't believe his eyes. The boy quickly reached his father and said, "Father, we are ready to give 20,000 rupees for the old man's stone." Then the father said, "Now you understand the value of your life?" "The value of your life?" He said, "Where did you get this stone from?" "After you decided that you wanted to give 20,000 rupees for the stone?" "Or 20,000 rupees for the stone?" With this story, we learned that we should never think of ourselves as useless in our lives. There are many such people in our lives who love you very much. For them, Rava is everything. And there are some such people who use Rava as a thing. But use it. For them, Rava is nothing. What is the value of the life of this Rava? Love yourself. Respect yourself. Respect yourself. And recognize yourself in life. So friends, this is our story today. If you liked the story, then follow us. Thank you.

Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. A child learns about the value of life through a stone-selling exercise with his father.
  2. The child learns that self-worth is essential and should not be underestimated.
  3. The story emphasizes the importance of self-love, self-respect, and self-awareness in life.

Summary:

The story revolves around a child who questions the value of life and is taught by his father through a stone-selling exercise. The child discovers the significance of self-worth after realizing the varying prices people are willing to pay for the same stone. This exercise highlights the importance of not undervaluing oneself and understanding that there are people who truly value us while others may see us as insignificant.

The story stresses the need for self-love, self-respect, and self-awareness in life. By recognizing one's own value and importance, individuals can navigate through life with confidence and dignity. Ultimately, the tale underscores the message that understanding and appreciating one's worth is crucial for personal growth and fulfillment.

FAQs

We should not give up easily in life and keep working hard, as the efforts we put in might bring unexpected benefits later on.

The story teaches us to recognize our own worth and not underestimate ourselves, as there are people who value us greatly.

The value of the stone increased significantly from 200 rupees to 20,000 rupees, emphasizing the importance of recognizing one's true value.

The story highlights the importance of loving and respecting oneself, as well as recognizing one's own worth in life.

The story reminds us not to undervalue ourselves, as different people may see our worth differently based on their perspective.

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