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One day some children found something similar to a grain of wheat in a cistern with a groove in the middle but it was as big as a chicken egg. A traveler passing by saw it and bought it from the children for a penny and brought it to the city and sold it to the king as an object of curiosity. The king called his wise men and asked them to know what the thing was. The wise men thought a lot among themselves but nothing came to their understanding. Suddenly one day, when the thing was kept on the window, a hen came and started pecking at it and made a hole in it. Then everyone guessed that he was a grain of wheat.

The wise men went to the king and said to him, "This is a grain of wheat." Hearing this, the king was astonished. He called intellectuals and asked to find out when and where such wheat was produced. The intellectuals discussed a lot, searched in their book but they could not find anything, then they went to the king and said, "We cannot give you any answer. Nothing is found about it in our books. You should ask the farmers; Perhaps some of them have heard from their elders that when and where such wheat was grown.

Then the king ordered that some elderly farmers should be brought and his servants found such a person and they brought him to the king. He was very old, then? His waist was bowed, his complexion was light ash and there was not a single tooth in his mouth. He somehow stumbled with the help of crutches and came in front of the king. The king showed him a grain of wheat but he could hardly see it. He took that grain in his hand and touched it and saw it. The king asked him, "Old man, can you tell where such wheat was grown? Have you ever bought such wheat or sowed it in your field? He was so deaf that he could hardly hear what the king said, and he found it very difficult to understand.

"No !" He replied, “I have never sown or harvested such wheat in my fields, I have never bought such wheat. Ever since we bought wheat, its grains were as small as they are today. But you can ask my father, he may have heard something about such wheat.” So the king called the old man's father. He was found and brought before the king. He came walking with the help of a crutch. The king showed him a grain of wheat, and the old farmer saw what he could still see. Then the king asked him, "Old man, can you tell me where such wheat was grown? Have you ever bought or sown such wheat in your field?

Although the old man could not hear anything, he could hear what the king said better than his son. "No . Where did he say, “I have never sown or harvested such wheat in my field. As far as buying is concerned, I have never bought such wheat as money was not in circulation in our time. Each person produced his own grain and if there was a need, we used to distribute it amongst ourselves. I do not know where such wheat was grown. Our wheat used to be bigger than the wheat we get today and used to get more flour than that, but I have never seen so big. Yes, my father says that the wheat of his time was bigger than our wheat and yielded more flour than that. It's better that you ask them.

So the king called the father of this old man and he was brought. He walked smoothly, without crutches. His eyes were clear and hearing power was also fine and he was also speaking properly. The king showed him the wheat grain. The old grandfather saw him and touched him with his hand. “After a long time I see such good wheat,” said he and took a bite out of it and tasted it. "It is like that", she said. "Grandfather, tell me," said the king, "when and where was such wheat produced? Have you ever bought or sown this type of wheat in your fields? “In our time this type of wheat was grown everywhere. We ate the same wheat in our youth and fed others. We sowed, reaped and threshed this kind of wheat.” Then the king asked, "Grandfather, tell me, did you even buy such wheat or did you grow it yourself?"

“In my time”, he replied, “no one ever thought of you as buying or selling bread. We had no idea about currency. Every man had his own grain for his requirement. "Grandfather, tell me," asked the king, "where was your field? Where did you grow such grain? And Grandfather replied, "My field was God's earth. Wherever I plowed, that was my farm. No one had any right over the land. That was something that no one called their own. Hard work was what one called his own." "Answer my two more questions", said the king, "why did the earth produce such grain then and why not now? And second, your grandson walks on two crutches, your son with one and you walk without crutches? Your eyes sparkle, your teeth are strong and your voice is clear and sweet to the ears. Why did all this happen?"

And the old man replied, "All this happened because man stopped living on his own hard work and started depending on the hard work of others. In ancient times man lived according to the laws of God. from what was his own He was content, did not crave what others had. -Leo Tolstoy

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एक दिन कुछ बच्चों को एक कन्दरा में गेहूँ के दाने के समान एक चीज मिली जिसमें बीच में खाँचा था लेकिन वह इतनी बड़ी थी जितना एक मुर्गी का अण्डा। एक यात्री जो उधर से गुजर रहा था उसने उसे देखा और एक पेनी में बच्चों से उसे खरीद लिया तथा शहर में लाकर राजा को एक जिज्ञासा की वस्तु के रूप में बेच दिया। राजा ने अपने ज्ञानी लोगों को बुलाया और उनसे यह जानने को कहा कि वह वस्तु क्या है। ज्ञानी लोगों ने आपस में बहुत सोच-विचार किया पर उनकी समझ में कुछ नहीं आया। अचानक एक दिन, जब वह चीज खिड़की पर रखी थी, एक मुर्गी आई और उसने उस पर चोंच मारना शुरू किया और उसमें एक छेद कर दिया। तब सबको अन्दाज लगा कि वह तो गेहूँ का एक दाना है।

ज्ञानी लोग राजा के पास गये और उनसे कहा, “यह गेहूँ का दाना है।”यह सुनकर राजा आश्चर्यचकित रह गया। उसने बुद्धिजीवियों को बुलाया और यह पता लगाने के लिए कहा कि ऐसा गेहूँ कब और कहाँ पैदा होता था। बुद्धिजीवियों ने काफी विचार-विमर्श किया, अपनी किताब में ढूँढ़ा पर उन्हें कुछ पता नहीं चला तब वे लोग राजा के पास गये और कहा, “हम आपको कोई उत्तर नहीं दे सकते। इसके बारे में हमारी किताबों में कुछ नहीं मिलता। आपको किसानों से पूछना चाहिए; शायद उनमें से कुछ ने अपने बुजुर्गों से सुना हो कि कब और कहाँ ऐसा गेहूँ होता था।”

तब राजा ने आदेश दिया कि कुछ बुजुर्ग किसान लाए जाएँ और उसके कर्मचारियों को एक ऐसा व्यक्ति मिला तथा वे उसे राजा के पास लाए। वह बहुत बूढ़ा था, उसबै? कमर झुकी हुई थी, उसका रंग हल्का राख समान था और उसके मुहँ में एक भी दाँत नहीं था। वह किसी प्रकार बैसाखियों के सहारे लड़खड़ाते हुए राजा के सामने आया। राजा ने उसे गेहूँ का दाना दिखाया पर वह बड़ी मुश्किल से उसे देख पाया। उसने उस दाने को अपने हाथ में लिया और छूकर देखा। राजा ने उससे पूछा, “ बुजुर्ग आदमी, क्या तुम बता सकते हो कि ऐसा गेहूँ कहाँ पैदा होता था ? क्या तुमने कभी ऐसा गेहूं खरीदा या अपने खेते में बोया ?” वह इतना बहरा था कि बड़ी मुश्किल से सुन पाया कि राजा ने क्या कहा और उसे समझ पाने में भी काफी कठिनाई हुई।

“नहीं !” उसने उत्तर दिया, “मैंने अपने खेतों में न तो ऐसा गेहूँ कभी बोया और न काटा, मैंने ऐसा गेहूँ कभी खरीदा भी नहीं। जबसे हमने गेहूँ खरीदा उसके दाने इतने ही छोटे थे जितने आज हैं। लेकिन आप मेरे पिता से पूछ सकते हैं, हो सकता है उन्होंने ऐसे गेहूँ के बारे में कुछ सुना हो।” अतः राजा ने बुजुर्ग व्यक्ति के पिता को बुलवाया। उसे ढूँढकर राजा के सामने लाया गया। वह एक बैसाखी के सहारे चलता हुआ आया। राजा ने उसे गेहूँ का दाना दिखाया और उस बूढ़े किसान ने जो अब भी देख सकता था, उसको भली प्रकार देखा। तब राजा ने उससे पूछा, “बुजुर्ग आदमी, क्या तुम मुझे बता सकते हो कि ऐसा गेहूँ कहाँ पैदा होता था ? क्या तुमने ऐसा गेहूँ कभी खरीदा या अपने खेत में बोया ?”

हालाँकि उस बूढ़े आदमी को कुछ न सुनाई देता था पर राजा ने जो कहा उसे वह अपने बेटे से ज्यादा अच्छी तरह सुन सका। “नहीं । उसने कहाँ,” मैंने अपने खेत में ऐसा गेहूँ न कभी बोया न कभी काटा। जहाँ तक खरीदने का सवाल है, मैंने ऐसा गेहूँ कभी नहीं खरीदा क्योंकि हमारे समय में मुद्रा का चलन नहीं था। हर व्यक्ति अपना अनाज पैदा करता था और यदि कोभी आवश्यकता होती थी तो हम लोग आपस में बाँट लेते थे। मैं नहीं जानता कि ऐसा गेहूँ कहाँ पैदा होता था। हमारा गेहूँ आजकल मिलने वाले गेहूँ से बड़ा होता था और उससे ज्यादा आटा मिलता था, लेकिन इतना बड़ा मैंने कभी नहीं देखा। हाँ, मेरे पिता कहते हैं कि उनके समय का गेहूँ हमारे गेहूँ से ज्यादा बड़ा होता था और उससे ज्यादा आटा मिलता था। अच्छा हो कि आप उनसे पूछ।

अतः राजा ने इस बूढ़े व्यक्ति के पिता को बुलवाया और उसे लाया गया। वह आसानी से, बिना बैसाखी के, चलता हुआ आया। उसकी आँखें साफ थीं और श्रवण शक्ति भी ठीक थी तथा वह ठीक से बोल भी रहा था। राजा ने गेहूँ का दाना उसे दिखाया। बूढ़े दादा ने उसे देखा और हाथ में लेकर स्पर्श भी किया। “बहुत अरसे के बाद मैं इतना अच्छा गेहूँ देख रहा हूँ” उसने कहा और उसमें से थोड़ा -सा काटकर स्वाद लिया। “यह तो वैसा ही है”, उसने कहा। “दादाजी, मुझे बताइए” राजा ने कहा, “कब और कहाँ ऐसा गेहूँ पैदा होता था ? क्या इस प्रकार के गेहूँ को अपने कभी खरीदा या अपने खेतों में बोया था ?” “हमारे समय में इस प्रकार का गेहूँ सब जगह पैदा होता था। ऐसा ही गेहूँ हमने अपनी जवानी में खाया और दूसरों का खिलाया था। इस प्रकार का गेहूँ ही हम लोग बोते थे, काटते थे और गहाई करते थे।” तब राजा ने पूछा, “दादाजी, मुझे बताइए क्या आपने ऐसा गेहूँ खरीदा भी था या आप स्वयं ही पैदा करते थे ?”

“मेरे समय में”, उसने उत्तर दिया, “रोटी खरीदने या बेचने जैसे आप के बारे में किसी ने कभी विचार ही नहीं किया। हमें मुद्रा की कोई जानकारी नहीं थी। हर इन्सान के पास अपनी आवश्यकता के लायक अपना ही अनाज होता था। “दादाजी, मुझे बताइए”, राजा ने पूछा, “आपका खेत कहाँ था ? आप ऐसा अनाज कहाँ पैदा करते थे ? और दादाजी ने उत्तर दिया, “मेरा खेत ईश्वर की पृथ्वी थी। जहाँ कहीं मैं हल चलाता वही मेरा खेत होता था। भूमि पर किसी का अधिकार नहीं था। वह एक ऐसी चीज थी जिसे कोई भी अपनी नहीं कहता था। मेहनत ही वह चीज थी जिसे व्यक्ति अपनी कहता था।” ___ “मेरे दो प्रश्नों का उत्तर और दीजिए”, राजा ने कहा, “पहला पृथ्वी तब क्यों ऐसा अनाज पैदा करती थी और अब क्यों नहीं ? और दूसरा, आपका पोता दो बैसाखियों के सहारे चलता है, आपका बेटा एक के और आप बिना बैसाखियों के चलते हैं? आपकी आँखों में चमक है, आपके दाँत मजबूत हैं और आपकी आवाज स्पष्ट है और कानों को मधुर लगती है। यह सब क्यों हो गया ?”

और उस बूढ़े व्यक्ति ने उत्तर दिया, “यह सब इसलिए हो गया क्योंकि मनुष्य ने अपनी मेहनत पर जीना बन्द कर दिया और दूसरों की मेहनत पर निर्भर रहने लगा। पुराने समय में मनुष्य ईश्वर के नियमों के अनुसार जीता था। जो उसका अपना था उसी से सन्तुष्ट रहता था, जो दूसरों का होता था उसकी लालसा नहीं करता था।” -लीओ टॉलस्टॉय

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