Sahaja Swabhavam
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Sahaja Swabhavam
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A virtuous saint living in an ashram along the banks of the Ganges River dedicated his life to guiding local villagers and helping them solve their problems. One day, while preaching good habits to a gathering under a tree, an ant fell on him and bit his hand.
Seeing this, a man nearby moved to kill the ant, but the saint gently stopped him and safely released the ant a short distance away. When asked why he spared a creature that had just hurt him, the saint explained:
The Ant's Nature: Biting is its innate instinct, and despite being such a tiny creature, it did not abandon its natural nature.
The Saint's Nature: Kindness and compassion are the natural traits of a saint. If even an ant refuses to give up its nature, he, as a saint, should certainly not abandon his goodness.
Moral: Never abandon your core goodness and positive nature, even when others act negatively toward you.