"Don't follow the BLIND, but follow the WISE LEADERS" | #story from #ancient #vedic #history

In this short narrative, the speaker recounts a story told by A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada about a man named Sagal Singh who was deeply attached to his donkey. When the donkey died, Sagal Singh mourned by wearing black clothing. Observing his grief, a shopkeeper began wearing black without asking why, followed by a minister, and eventually the entire town, including the king’s minister, adopted the black attire. When questioned, each person simply mimicked the previous without understanding the original reason. Prabhupada uses this anecdote to illustrate how people often follow others blindly, without investigating the underlying purpose or truth, urging listeners to seek the true goal of life rather than imitate unexamined behaviors.










