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man knew what he was doing.
So the princess was wrapped in the warmest shawls and
gingerly placed — supported by numerous feather pillows
— in the King’s carriage. The holy man got in beside her and
instructed the driver where to go. He explained to the princess
as they traveled, “I have a few urgent jobs to take
care of on our way. You can accompany me.” They soon
stopped in a poor area on the outskirts of the Kingdom.
The sage stepped down from the carriage, carrying large
sacks filled with clothing and food. He walked house to
house, delivering bags of rice, lentils, wheat to the impoverished
villagers.
Soon, he returned to the carriage to find— as he had expected
— the princess sitting up straight in her seat, peering
eagerly over the side of the carriage. They drove a
little ways, and again the sage stopped the carriage in another
poor, rural village outside the wealthy kingdom. “I
need your help in this village. There is too much for me to
carry,” he told the princess. She barely needed the help of
his hand to get down from the carriage.
The sage carried the heavy bag and gave the princess the
task of handing the food items and wool sweaters to the
grateful villagers. At the first house, she walked slowly,
delicately, and meekly put her hand in the large sack to
take out the bags of rice and lentils.
However, by the third house she was striding confidently
down the path, and by the fifth house she was picking up
the young children to hold them in her arms. As they walked
back to the carriage, she insisted on helping the saint carry
the sacks of food, and she did not need any assistance to
get back up into the carriage. Her cheeks were rosy; there
was a beautiful, radiant smile on her face and a glow in her
eyes.
Upon returning to the kingdom, three short hours after
leaving, the princess nearly jumped out of the carriage and
skipped up the steps to the castle! The King was amazed!
How had the saint cured his daughter so completely, in
such a short time?
The saint explained, “Your daughter was suffering from a
lack of meaning in life. She was suffering from the disease
of being spoiled and having every whim gratified. She
was ill from a life being lived in vain. A journey to the poorest
of the poor, a few hours of giving rather than taking,
the experience of service and selflessness are the only
possible cures.”
Thereafter, the princess traveled twice each week with
the saint, back into the poor villages, distributing food,
clothing and other necessary supplies. She used her position
as princess to help improve the living conditions of all
those who lived in poverty. She dedicated herself to helping
all those in need.
And she never suffered from a day of listlessness again...
Every day people in the West go out, go to work, earn
money and become more prosperous. Yet, at the end of
the day, when they return home, they are not happy. What
is the true secret to internal peace and everlasting joy? I
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