Let us see the result of Kuchela’s firm trust in the God.
As compelled by his wife, Kuchela visited Dwaraka and met the Lord. He was keen
to meet his childhood friend after so many years. The meeting was cordial and
very warm. After spending a night at the palace, Kuchela returned home, without
asking for any monetary help, though that was the intention of his wife in
sending him to Dwaraka.
Kuchela forgot about all the domestic problems and
without uttering a word of his poverty returned home.
Can we think of
such people today. Given an opportunity all are waiting to pour their needs,
more so if the listener happens to be a
powerful person- say higher official, public servant, minister, or even the PM
of the country.
Again Kuchela is a great
teacher to mankind as to how to conduct in front of big and mighty .( Yes in Kali age that may be difficult and even not
appropriate where influencing has become part and parcel of the society life).
In the story Kuchela was rewarded immensely by the Lord without being asked at all. That is the art of giving. The powerful and mighty
should learn from Lord that it is their duty to help the downtrodden
without being coaxed, begged for.
So the Kuchela story has many lessons. But from the spiritual angle, the greatest lesson is that trust in divine will and not to pine for one thing or other. Many of us are not in the plight of Kuchela, fortunately, hence one should peep into the mind to see whether our mind is akin to that of Kuchela in any field.
That
will be a stepping stone in spiritual progress.
Be safe. Be happy.
ॐ तत् सत्
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