"The Fruit Vendor" is a charming mythological story of young Krishna, illustrating how innocence and generosity can attract divine blessings. Ideal for children's reading, this tale inspires kindness and moral values.
One day, a fruit vendor was walking through the village, calling out, "Who will buy my fresh fruits?" Young Krishna heard the call and, seeing the cart filled with ripe fruits, he ran inside to get grains. In those days, goods were not bought with money but by bartering, a practice Krishna had seen his parents use.
Barely managing to hold the grains in his tiny hands, Krishna offered the vendor all he had. Moved by the child's innocence, the vendor happily accepted the grains and lovingly filled Krishna's small hands with fruits.
As the vendor turned to leave, a miracle occurred. He found his cart no longer filled with fruits, but with a beautiful collection of precious jewels. He immediately understood that his kindness to the divine child had been repaid with a magnificent blessing.
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