The Man Who Takes Salt
Once upon a time there was a stupid man who went to another man’s home. The host gave
him something to eat. After he complained that the food was insipid,
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Buddhism originates in the teachings of Shakyamuni (Gautama Siddartha), who was born in what is now Nepal some 2,500 years ago.
Once upon a time there was a stupid man who went to another man’s home. The host gave
him something to eat. After he complained that the food was insipid,
Once upon a time there was a stupid man who was about to give a party. He wanted to store
up milk for his guests.
Once upon a time there was a bald-headed man who was bit in his head by a few pears
thrown at him. He forbore taking the blows without knowing that he should have tried to
dodge them.
Once upon a time there was a stupid man who loved very much his beautiful wife. However,
she had no true love for him. In the meantime, she associated herself surreptitiously with
another man.
Once there was a fellow desperately in need of water for his thirst. On seeing the blazing fog,
he mistook it for water. He pursued it until he reached the Indus River.
Once upon a time there was a man who brought up seven boys, one of whom died. Finding
the son dead, he intended to leave the body in the house and moved out himself.