Burden - amazing emotional story

Burden - an emotional story 

Once upon a time, in a small village in India, there lived a man named Ram. He was a farmer who worked hard every day to provide for his family. One day, as he was working in his fields, he noticed a strange-looking plant growing in the corner of his land.

Ram had never seen a plant like this before, so he decided to investigate it further. As he got closer, he saw that the plant had a small pod on it, which appeared to be glowing. Curious, Ram picked up the pod and examined it closely. Suddenly, the pod burst open, and a bright light shone out from within.

When the light faded, Ram saw that the pod had been transformed into a small creature. The creature looked up at him with big, innocent eyes and let out a soft, gentle cry. Ram was surprised and confused by what he had just witnessed. He decided to take the creature home with him and care for it until he could figure out what it was and what he should do with it.

As days went by, Ram noticed that the creature was growing bigger and stronger with each passing day. He also noticed that the creature was always hungry, and he had to work extra hard to feed it. Soon, the creature had grown so big that it was impossible for Ram to take care of it on his own. He knew that he needed help, so he went to his neighbor, Shyam, for assistance.

Shyam was a kind-hearted man who was always willing to lend a helping hand. When Ram explained his situation, Shyam offered to help him take care of the creature. Together, they worked hard to provide food and shelter for the creature.

As the creature grew bigger, it became more and more difficult for Ram and Shyam to care for it. They had to spend long hours in the fields, tending to their crops and animals, and then come back home to feed and care for the creature. They began to feel like the creature was becoming a burden on them.

One day, while they were working in the fields, the creature suddenly disappeared. Ram and Shyam searched everywhere for it but couldn't find it anywhere. They were worried that something bad had happened to it.

Days turned into weeks, and Ram and Shyam had given up hope of ever finding the creature. However, one day, as they were working in the fields, they heard a soft cry coming from a nearby bush. They rushed over to investigate and found the creature, lying weak and injured on the ground.

Ram and Shyam immediately took the creature back home and nursed it back to health. As they cared for it, they realized that they had been wrong to think of the creature as a burden. It had brought them closer together, and they had learned the value of compassion and selflessness.

From that day on, Ram and Shyam took care of the creature with love and devotion. They watched it grow bigger and stronger, and they were proud of the role they had played in its life. They named the creature "Baujh," which means burden in Hindi, as a reminder of the lessons they had learned.

In the end, Baujh became a symbol of hope and inspiration for the people of the village. They saw how Ram and Shyam had cared for it, despite the challenges they faced, and were inspired to be more compassionate and selfless themselves. And so, the legend of Baujh, the creature who taught the value of caring for others, lived on for generations to come.