The stubborn keg has to be dragged home with a rope

- Dew became Moti-Kumarapal Desai

That woman was pulling the pipe tree with a rope, she gasped as she pulled the tree.

His hands were bleeding continuously. His body was trembling. A continuous stream of tears flowed from the eyes.

For a long time, she was trying to pull this pipe tree, but this stubborn tree did not budge even an inch. The girl's mind was filled with worry. The mother-in-law said to bring the barrels, but now how to carry the barrels? A rope wrapped around its trunk took a lot of pulling, but it didn't budge a bit.

Meanwhile, a passenger was passing by this way, he saw this woman looking up and asked, 'Hey sister, what are you doing? Why are you pulling a barrel with a rope?'

The girl said, 'Hey brother! Look! How stubborn is this barrel? I keep pulling it, but it doesn't move at all. Don't believe a single word of mine.'

Saying this, the girl again pulled the rope, but the barrel did not budge.

Seeing this, the passenger said, 'Sister, don't take the cask home like that.'

Saying this, the traveler climbed the barrel tree. He broke some branch and gave it to the girl saying, 'Take this barrel, now give it to your mother-in-law.'Many persons try to pull the stubborn barrel by tying a rope in this way.

Due to ignorance, an insistence is born in him and that insistence becomes the form of his religiosity. There are many such demands in the name of religion. Beliefs prevail that bathing in a certain place, on a certain day and at a certain time gives salvation, resulting in the loss of prana in a rush.

Religion is from insistence to liberation, instead religion itself has become entrenched in insistence. Due to this, it has become constricted and has become rigid. And everyone believes their own insistence as the truth. Stubbornly tries to pull the barrel. As such effort increases, the truth gets further and further away.

Many insistences are born of ignorance. Truth cannot be attained without breaking those insistences. We are also running holding on to one such insistence, aren't we?