Buddha told the secret of ‘nectar farming’ without plow and bull, know this inspiring story

Gautam Buddha Amritwani in Hindi: In the Amritvani of Mahatma Buddha, the founder of Buddhism, there is hidden the formula to get rid of all the troubles of life. His knowledge, teachings, learning and thoughts make life happy. Buddha did penance for years sitting under the Bodhi tree and after that he attained divine knowledge. In this way he became Lord Buddha from Siddhartha Gautama.

Many popular stories are related to the life of Gautam Buddha. But in this story, know about ‘Amrit Kheti’. Yes, such farming which does not require a plough, nor an ox, nor any seed. In this story, Gautam Buddha has told about the secret of nectar farming.

Inspirational Story of Amrit Cultivation

Lord Buddha once reached the door of a farmer while doing alms. Seeing the beggar coming to his door, the farmer said negligently, ‘Shraman, I plow the plow myself and then fill my stomach. You should also plow the plow and sow the seeds. After this one should work hard and eat food.

After listening to the farmer, Buddha smiled and said, O food giver, I also do farming. The farmer was curious about Buddha’s words and he said, you have neither I see the plow, nor the bull nor the land for farming. So how are you saying that you also eat food only after farming. You explain to me a little about your farming.

Buddha said to the farmer, I have the seed of devotion, faith, respect, respect and affection. Purity of the mind, fasting and rules to be followed for the benefit of religion, control of the senses, austerity, yoga practice, samadhi, celibacy, rain in the form of austerity and plow and plow in the form of living beings. I have the penalty of sinfulness. I have a rope like Paras of good thoughts to make gold out of black iron, plow and penny like memory and awareness.

Buddha said, I am restrained in words and deeds. I keep this cultivation of mine free from the weed of negative thoughts of unnecessary and try my best till I reap the harvest of joy. It is because of carelessness that people with demonic instincts are defeated by death and those with apramad i.e. saintly instincts become immortal in the form of Brahma. This innocent is my bull, who never turns back even after seeing obstacles. He leads me directly to the abode of peace. In this way I am also a farmer like you and cultivate nectar.

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