The True Artist
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The True Artist
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A magician visits King Krishnadevaraya's court and mesmerizes everyone with his incredible magic tricks. However, consumed by pride over the applause, he arrogantly challenges, "Is there anyone in your kingdom who can match my talent?"
To humble his ego, Tenali Ramakrishna steps forward and puts a unique condition: "You must do with your eyes open what I do with my eyes closed." Ramakrishna then closes his eyes, sprinkles chili powder on his eyelids, and washes it off with water. Realizing that doing this with open eyes would blind him, the magician admits defeat and begs for forgiveness.
Ramakrishna forgives him and advises, "Having skill is not enough; one must have humility. True talent speaks for itself—you shouldn't blow your own horn."
Moral: No matter how talented you are, pride leads to a fall. Humility is the true mark of an artist.