Self Improvement

Please see this in a calm mind and bless yourselves.

There was a hole. There was a gold coin in the bottom of the hole. One by one, 100 people filled their hands to fetch it, but no one could bring it.

They were asked why they could not be brought.

99 replied, “The hole is too deep.”
The last one replied, "My hand is too small."

The story has a mysterious meaning

The first 99 are hostile. They blame the hole. They close their eyes to their mistakes. By doing so they make themselves unclean or complicated, but they do not know the reason behind this. In response, many times the precious light of life is extinguished, but they can’t find any improvement. This is truly an impure way of viewing things. Life goes on in sorrow. Because of ignorance, life becomes miserable.

Very few are lucky. They can see their flaws in everything. They can see their hands more than the outside hole. Without trying to change the outside environment, they focus on doing inner self-improvement. They know well that transforming others is beyond their own comprehension. As a result, their grief led them to relieve their grief. They cleanse themselves by seeing their own faults and delusions in everything. Because of this awareness, their consciousness becomes simple and fearless. As a result, they live a calm, quiet and peaceful life and they also help in the welfare of others. Life becomes blessed by the grace of the Lord.

So it would be great for anyone who can see himself and his own mistakes.

If you look at yourself, which class do you belong to, first or second??

This story is more than a million billion dollars but do we have that comprehension in us?

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