In a village in Rajasthan, a man had 19 camels. One day that person died. He made a will before his death, and the will was read after his death. The will said, "After his death, half of his nineteen camels will be given to his son, one-fourth to his daughter, and one-fifth to his servant."
The relatives were very worried about how to share this.
Half of the nineteen camels, that is, one camel has to be divided in two, then the camel will die.Well, either a camel was killed, then a quarter of the eighteen camels - four and a half - four and a half - then?
Everyone was very worried. Then they all decided together and called an intelligent person from the next village.
The wise man rode his camel. When he heard all this, he applied his intellect and said, "Divide my camel with these nineteen camels."
Everyone was thinking - the one who is dead, he is a madman who has left with such a will, now this second madman has come, who says - to share his camel. Still, everyone thought, when there is no way, let's just listen and see.
19 + 1 = 20
Half of 20 camels were given to 10 boys.
1/4 of 20 = 5 camels were given to the girl.
1/5 of 20 camels were given to 4 servants.
10 + 5 + 4 = 19
The one camel that survived was that of a wise man.
He took the camel back to his village.
Adding one camel in this way made 19 camels share happiness, peace and joy.
There are nineteen camels in our life.
5 sense organs
(Eyes, nose, tongue, ears, skin)
5 sense organs
(Hands, feet, tongue, urethra, anus)
5 lives
(Pran, Apan, Saman, Ban, Udan)
And
4 Hearts
(Mind, intellect, heart, arrogance)
Altogether these are nineteen camels.
All his life people have been confused to share these nineteen camels.
There is no real happiness, peace, contentment and happiness unless the "humanity" camel is matched in it.
This is the story of nineteen camels.