Do Good Have Good

Do Good Have Good

There was a temple in a village. The temple priest and his wife were devotees of the Lord. Every day the husband and wife would clean the temple, collect the material for worship and provide food to the people who come to the temple. They were both childless.

Whenever the festival of Onam came, they would get sad. The priest's wife cooks a variety of delicious dishes. His hand made Sambar, Rasam, Olan and Avial was very fun.

Children from all over the village would go to his house and get enough food. While leaving, she would give a handful of shakarpuratta (a dish made with jaggery mixed with banana chips) to everyone.

Days were passing like this. Once a Namboodiri Brahmin came to that temple. The poor was collecting money for his daughter's wedding. "Best Story Do Good Have Good"

Food was available free of cost in the temple. He thought it appropriate to take a bath before eating. Keeping his money bag on the side of the bathing pool, he started taking a bath.

When he returned after taking a bath, the bag was not there. He asked everyone but no one could tell the address of the bag. God knows the ground swallowed the bag or the sky was eaten? The poor man went back to his village weeping.
 
After some time, the priest's wife came to clean with a broom. As soon as he picked up the cow dung, he got the bag. It happened that when a Brahmin went to take a bath, a cow dung on the bag itself.

He could not see the bag as it was covered with cow dung. The priest's wife took care of the trust of the Brahmin with great care. He did not even open the mouth of the bag even once.

Coincidentally, after a few months, that Brahmin again came there. After losing the money bag, his troubles got worse. The priest offered food to the Brahmin.

Then he brought his money bag in front. The Brahmin cried with joy. He listened to the whole story and said to the priest's wife – “You also have a right on this money. You take half of it.

The priest's wife was a religious woman. He refused to accept even a single penny of foreign money. The Brahmin was pleased and gave her a boon, 'Next year you will be the mother of a talented, successful son. "Best Story Do Good Have Good"

Saying this the Brahmin returned. The next year the priest's wife found her wish. Do you know why, who was his son? Kunjan Nambiar, the famous Malayalam poet, was born here.

It is said that this poet cannot be compared with anyone. Those who know Malayalam language must read his poems.

This story teaches us not to be greedy in the world. He who does good to others, does good to himself. "Best Story Do Good Have Good"