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Wisdom from Sage Agastya

Story 30 Into the Forest 1 min read Ages 3–10

Rama heard of a very wise sage named Agastya who lived deep in the forest.

Rama walked far to meet him. He bowed and said, "Please teach me, Guruji."

The sage was pleased that a prince wished to learn. He shared many wise words about being brave, fair, and kind.

Rama listened with his whole heart. He asked good questions and remembered every lesson.

"There is always something new to learn," Rama said, "no matter how much we already know."

The moral of the story

A wise person is always ready to learn something new.

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Sage Agastya was famous for his great wisdom in the ancient stories.

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Who did Rama go to meet?

Answer: Sage Agastya

What did Rama want?

Answer: To learn

What did Rama say about learning?

Answer: There is always something new to learn

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