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Ants Who Gave Birth to a Saint

Once upon a time, in the beautiful land of Kashmir, lived a young nobleman named Reshi. He was a man of privilege, surrounded by luxury and comfort, unaware of the deeper meaning of existence.


One day, as Reshi was traveling through a lush forest, he stumbled upon a sight that would change his life forever. A line of tiny ants, each carrying a grain of sand, was tirelessly marching towards their nest, Reshi watched in awe as these creatures, so small and seemingly insignificant, worked tirelessly to prepare for the harsh winter ahead.

This seemingly insignificant sight struck a chord within Baba Reshi (Baba Payam-ud-Din Reshi). He realized that these tiny creatures, despite their limited existence, were demonstrating a profound understanding of life and death. They were working tirelessly to secure their future, while he, as a human being, was living a carefree life without any thought for his spiritual well-being.


This realization shook Baba Reshi to his core. He began to question the purpose of his own life and the transient nature of worldly pleasures. He felt a deep sense of urgency to seek spiritual enlightenment and prepare for the afterlife.


Moved by this profound realization, Baba Reshi renounced his worldly possessions and embarked on a spiritual journey. He sought guidance from renowned Sufi masters and underwent rigorous spiritual training. Through meditation, prayer, and self-reflection, he gradually attained a higher level of consciousness.

Baba Reshi's encounter with the ants serves as a reminder for us all to live a meaningful life and to prepare for the hereafter. It teaches us to appreciate the small things in life and to learn from even the most humble creatures.


Reshi's story is a reminder that true wisdom can be found in the most unexpected places. It teaches us to appreciate the small things in life, to be mindful of our actions, and to strive for a life of purpose and meaning.

Life starts when we go beyond Me, Mine, and I, and think about what we are doing and what is our existence and contribution to this Universe, stay blessed

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