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Long ago, in a small village lived Vishnudutta,
a poor Brahmin farmer. He worked hard but
was not able to earn much. His son,
Somadutta was always asking for more money. “Be
satisfied with what you have, my son," Vishnudutta
would say. One day, Vishnudutta was resting in
his field after work. Suddenly, he noticed a
snake on the nearby mount. On seeing Vishnudutta,
the snake coiled and sat up with a
raised hood. “It looks so calm and peaceful.
Maybe it is a deity," thought Vishnudutta. He
brought a bowl of milk from his house
and offered it to the snake. Next morning,
when Vishnudutta came to collect the bowl, he
found a gold coin in it. “I am
sure this is a holy snake," he thought.
After that, it became a regular practice for
him to offer prayers and milk to the
snake. And every morning he got a gold
coin in the bowl near the mount. This
made Vishnudutta a rich man. Once, while Vishnudutta
was away, his son Somadutta had to keep
the bowl of milk near the snake. As
usual, after some time, there was a gold
coin in the bowl near the mount. Somadutta
thought. “I guess there is a treasure of
gold coins beneath this mount. If I can
kill this snake and dig under the mount,
I will get all the gold!" With gold
on his mind, Somadutta tried to kill the
snake. The snake bit Somadutta and managed to
escape. When Vishnudutta returned, his wife told him
everything. “I always warned you against greed, said
Vishnudutta to his son. Then he ran towards
the holy snake. With folded hands, he asked
for forgiveness and offered milk to the holy
snake. But this time the holy snake did
not accept it. “I spared your son’s life
because of your kindness. You will have to
pay for his greed. I shall not help
you anymore," said the snake and disappeared. undefined
