Bodhisattva and the Jackal: The Dangers of Selfish Ambition
Once upon a time, in a lush and enchanting forest, there lived a young Bodhisattva who possessed a spell of immense power. This spell had the ability to subdue the entire world, commanding all creatures that inhabited the forest. The young Bodhisattva was known for his wisdom, kindness, and a deep understanding of the natural world. He always sought to use his knowledge for the benefit of others. One fine morning, as the young Bodhisattva sat under a majestic banyan tree, carefully memorizing the powerful spell, a mischievous jackal named Sabbadatha happened to be passing by. Curiosity piqued, Sabbadatha stealthily approached, intrigued by the mysterious incantation that fell from the Bodhisattva’s lips. Unbeknownst to the Bodhisattva, the cunning jackal’s ears were sharp, capturing every word of the spell. Determined to seize this opportunity for personal gain, Sabbadatha committed the spell to memory, ready to exploit its power for his own
