A merchant was living in a city. He had three camels and he used to go to different cities to do business. Once while travelling to another city, it was night. Sheth decided to stay here for the night and move on in the morning.
Thinking this, Shethji started tying camels outside the tent. After tying two camels, his rope ran out. Shethji thought that if he did not tie the third camel, he would run away. Just then a monk was passing by. Seeing the merchant annoyed, they asked the reason. Shethji told the whole type.
The monk said, "Tie two camels in the same way as you tied a third. Shethji asked- how? The monk said you just pretended to tie the rope. Shethji did the same. Thus the three camels sat in one place. Shetji also went and slept. All night Shethji sat thinking of the third camel.
After waking up in the morning, Shethji first saw if the camels were in place. All three camels were on the spot. After leaving the journey, the camel which was tied with rope started running but the third camel was still sitting there. In a rage, Shethji started killing the camel.
At that time, the monks of the night were walking from there. He again asked Shetji the reason for his anger. Shethji said the full type. The monk said - pretend to untie the rope today just as you pretended to tie the rope yesterday. Shethji did the same and the camel stood up.
Life management
We often assume that this is what will happen. Not every situation has the same effect. The results may vary but need to be considered according to the circumstances. You should not make any perception by remembering the events that happened 1-2 times.
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