RADHAMADHAVAM

This third part of the Panchatantra begins with a verse: Trust not even a close friend. Who earlier was your enemy.So we can hear this now ................

A  story from the Panchathanthram with a good message. The moral of the story is, “An incorrigible criminal will always remain a criminal even if it begins wearing the garb of a sage.”Now we can hear it ...................

The moral of the story is, “Sometimes a little ingenuity can solve a seemingly big problem.”A very good story,now we can hear .....................

A story from Panchathanthram . Moral: Good friends are a luxury and using your wisdom one can overcome even adverse conditions . Now we can hear this story .............

This is a story from Panchathanthram .When the hermit realized that a mouse has been stealing the food. He tried all ways to stop it. He hung the bowl as high as he could, and even tried to beat the mouse with a stick, but the mouse would find some way to reach the bowl and steal some food. One day, a mendicant came to visit the temple, and the sage. Now we can hear this story .........

A story from Panchathathram . When the mother crane saw the cobra killing her offspring, she began crying. Seeing ... Moral: If you have a strategy, you must also know what the strategy would lead to ..........................Now we can hear .................

A story from Panchathathram. Destiny: "Action, you should not have let the weaver earn three hundred coins of gold. He does not require that much for his living!" Action: "Destiny, I had to reward him according to his efforts, but you may decide how much he should retain!" He checked into his bag to find that the gold coins were lost. Now we can hear this story .....................

 A story from Panchathanthram with a good moral."Do your best but leave it to destiny". Sagardatta was a merchant who had a handsome young son. One day, he observed that his young son had bought a costly book. But the book contained only one verse: "You get what is destined for you!". Now we can hear this .............................

A story from Panchathanthram .There is always a reason behind friendship and enmity. That is why a wise man should always seek friendship and not enmity.” “True, it is foolish to think that you will not come to harm because you are a man of character. People who are blinded by ignorance and anger do not consider your character,” said the rat . Now we can hear this ................

A good story from Panchathanthram with a moral that do not ever try to act smart and never accept other's lucrative offers. . When Shandili realized that she had failed to play the trick on her neighbour, she returned home. The wise indeed say: When someone offers you something that is too good to be true, don't be carried away by it - Think and analyse.Now we can hear ...................