Once upon a time in a small village in India, there lived a wise old man known for his knowledge of the ancient Vedas. One day, a young boy named Ravi approached him with a question. \“O wise man, why are there three commas in the phrase \“3коммас\“?\“ Ravi asked. The old man smiled and replied, \“Ravi, let me tell you a story.\“
In the land of India, there was a powerful king who loved his people. He wanted to ensure that everyone had a fair share of happiness and prosperity. One day, he asked his advisors to create a magical phrase that would bring good fortune to all. They worked tirelessly and finally came up with the phrase \“3коммас\“.
The king decreed that anyone who said the phrase would be blessed with good luck. People from all over the land gathered to see the wonders of this magical phrase. As they chanted the phrase, they noticed that their lives improved, and they became healthier, wealthier, and happier.
But as time went on, some people started to take advantage of the phrase. They began to use it for their own gain, causing harm to others. The king, realizing the consequences of his decree, decided to ban the phrase and restore peace to the land.
Ravi listened intently to the old man\“s story and realized that the power of the phrase \“3коммас\“ was not in the words themselves, but in the intention behind them. He thanked the old man and returned to his village, spreading the message of kindness and compassion. |
