ЁЯФ╖ Once upon a time, there lived an erudite man in a town. He has studied a vast range of scholarly works. He used to feel proud of his scholastic and intellectual attainments. Whether it was day time or night, he used to walk with a lighted lamp in his hand. If asked about this peculiar habit, he would arrogantly reply- тАЬThere is darkness everywhere in the world. I walk with this lamp so that there could be some lightтАЭ.
ЁЯФ╢ Once this arrogant scholar came across a saint. The saint started laughing when he saw the scholar with the lighted lamp and said-тАЬMy friend, if your eyes are not blind of the ever shining sun then donтАЩt tell that there is darkness around the wourld. What will this tiny lamp of yours add to the limitless glow of the sunlight? Where does the light of your knowledge stand before the the infinite knowledge of the Omniscient? If possible, try to know this simple fact that true knowledge canтАЩt be attained just by reading and cramming tonnes of books and treatises. True knowledge comes through the realization of the indwelling light of everywhere present Divinity.
ЁЯУЦ From Pragya Puran
ЁЯФ╢ Once this arrogant scholar came across a saint. The saint started laughing when he saw the scholar with the lighted lamp and said-тАЬMy friend, if your eyes are not blind of the ever shining sun then donтАЩt tell that there is darkness around the wourld. What will this tiny lamp of yours add to the limitless glow of the sunlight? Where does the light of your knowledge stand before the the infinite knowledge of the Omniscient? If possible, try to know this simple fact that true knowledge canтАЩt be attained just by reading and cramming tonnes of books and treatises. True knowledge comes through the realization of the indwelling light of everywhere present Divinity.
ЁЯУЦ From Pragya Puran
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