සාමණේර හිමිට අපහාස කළ විශාකා මිණිපිරිය |උතුම් ලෝකෝත්තර භාවය| Freedom from obligations is a bliss. скачать в хорошем качестве

සාමණේර හිමිට අපහාස කළ විශාකා මිණිපිරිය |උතුම් ලෝකෝත්තර භාවය| Freedom from obligations is a bliss.

Freedom from obligations is a bliss. One day a certain Lord Monk went to Visakhavan's house early in the morning with a novice Monk. There, a daily porridge is held for monks. There, Sthavira buried porridge and also buried Nam who accompanied him, kept him there and went to another house. Vishakha's granddaughter who was there performed the same rituals as her grandmother did to the monks who came to her. Oh Thomo smiled when he saw the shadow of his face falling into the pot of water to serve the young monk. There, the tailor smiled at the woman. The lady saw the smiling monk and said, "This bald man with his head bowed is smiling at me." Then Mahana said, “Why are you laughing at me? You are too bald, your mother is also bald, Father is bald, why are you laughing at me? Amma and Appa laughed" he scolded. The girl ran to Visakhavan crying. At that time, Visakha was preparing alms for the monks, and saw her granddaughter running in the kitchen crying and asked, "Why are you crying?" She told the whole story to Visakha. Then Vishakha went to that Mahana and said, “Lord! You should not be angry at the speech of this little boy, he had his head cut off and sewed his stomach with water and put on prepared robes, took a crutch in his hand and walked around begging from house to hut, why are you so angry? Why did this little boy pay attention to the story told in the game? If you can't tolerate something as small as that, how can you become such a high priest? "This boy does not want to disrespect you," he said. At that time, Mahana said, “True, householders! The householder sees my shaved head, cut and sewn robes, my begging, householder! Is she worth telling me that? Does my head scratching hurt her? The householder says that there is nothing wrong with that speech she made, isn't it?" said