In a small village nestled between the rolling hills of India, there lived a wise man named Ravi. He was known throughout the land for his unparalleled wisdom, and people from far and wide would come to seek his counsel.
Ravi had a unique gift; he could see through the eyes of others. This gift, however, came with a price; he could not see with his own eyes. Despite this, he led a fulfilling life, helping others see their own truths.
One day, a young boy named Mohan approached Ravi with a problem. Mohan had a disagreement with his neighbor, and he was unable to resolve it. Ravi listened intently as Mohan recounted the story.
\“You see, Mohan,\“ Ravi said, \“your neighbor is like a mirror. When you look at him, you see your own reflection. The problem is not with your neighbor, but with the way you see yourself.\“
Mohan left Ravi\“s house that day with a new perspective. He realized that the conflict was not worth his time and peace of mind. From that day on, Mohan lived a more harmonious life.
Ravi\“s gift was a testament to the fact that sometimes, the most valuable insights come from seeing the world through someone else\“s eyes. |
