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Gratitude opens the heart to abundance from "summary" of Stories from Tagore by Rabindranath Tagore

In the village of Shunet, there lived a man named Dukhiram. He was a poor farmer who struggled to make ends meet. Despite his hardships, Dukhiram always maintained a grateful heart. He found joy in the simple things - the warmth of the sun on his face, the laughter of children playing in the fields, the songs of birds in the trees. One day, as Dukhiram was working in his fields, a stranger approached him. The stranger was a wealthy merchant who had lost his way. Dukhiram welcomed the stranger with open arms, offering him food and shelter for the night. The merchant was touched by Dukhiram's kindness and generosity, and before he left the next day, he gave Dukhiram a bag of gold coins as a token of his gratitude. With the gold coins, Dukhiram was able to improve his farm and provide a better life for his family. But more than the material wealth, Dukhiram's heart was filled with gratitude for the blessings he had received. He realized that by opening his heart to gratitude, he had attracted abundance into his life. From that day on, Dukhiram lived his life with a spirit of gratitude. He shared his blessings with others, helping those in need and spreading kindness wherever he went. And in return, the universe continued to shower him with abundance beyond his wildest dreams. Through the story of Dukhiram, we learn that gratitude is a powerful force that can open our hearts to the abundance that surrounds us. When we cultivate a spirit of gratitude, we attract positivity and blessings into our lives. Like Dukhiram, let us embrace gratitude and watch as our lives are transformed in ways we never thought possible.
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    Stories from Tagore

    Rabindranath Tagore

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