One man used to get half bucketful of water every day. Every day he used to say, today I am happy with half bucketful of water.
But I am not satisfied. What if I get full bucket?
So he tried and did efforts and got more and more buckets of water. But he didn’t know what to do with excess water.
Other man also did more efforts and got more and more buckets of water. He used it properly to fulfill the needs. He was happy and everybody was happy.
But he was not satisfied. He had an ambition and he made progress.
And he started to believe in the link between efforts and fruit and between ambition and progress.
And there was another man who wished and got many buckets of water.
He believed in the power of wishing and Hope. He was convinced that efforts are not needed.
But there was another man. In spite of need, strong wish and tremendous efforts he couldn’t get more water.
Unsatisfied he was. And he was also unhappy.
And there was another man who didn’t get any water. He didn’t even knew why he was dying.
Then there came Lord Krishna. He saw all these men and many others and thought.
Then he dissociated fruit from efforts. Because they were not associated in the first place and how could he possibly preserve faith in life?
But there is another point. We don’t know whether Lord Krishna needed water and how much he used to get daily.
