Monkey. Thirst. 2 Blind men

Image Courtesy: Prajavani/Kishore Kumar Bolar

Two blind persons wanted to drink water at the RagiGudda temple, Bangalore .

When they were unable to operate the tap, this mother monkey opened the tap for them, allowed them to drink water, drank some water herself and then closed the tap before leaving the scene.

P.S. :  Do share this pic with your friends . It is proof that humanity does exist – even if we humans have forgotten it ourselves…

10 thoughts on “Monkey. Thirst. 2 Blind men

  1. Hi All,

    This is the most wonderful story that I have heard in a long time and to think that there are still people in this world who don’t believe in the ‘humanity’ of animals.

    Worse still, there are still so-called educated people who use animals such as this wonderful mother for experimentation.

    Thank you so much for publishing this story. I am going to share it with an article on my website, if that is okay.

    May happiness and compassion abide with all at the RagiGudda temple, Bangalore.

    Allan.

    Have a bright and beautiful day!

    “Until he extends his compassion to all living things,
    man will not himself find peace”
    Dr. Albert Schweitzer

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    • Dear Allan,

      Thank you for your wonderful note…Please go ahead and do share it in your article, for the spirit of kindness and compassion has to spread and every little effort we take to share this may just go a long way to make this planet of ours a much kinder place to live in. Request you to kindly share the link of what you write with us as well so that we may cross link it to the same.

      Thanks and best regards,
      Vasudha (on behalf of Jaagruti)

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  2. Good Sharing….I too believe in this. The problem starts with nature & comparision. The moment you are not satisfied, you starts facing problem in life

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  3. Wow, even animals has humanity in them.. The humans in this picture just stood by and take pictures, and let the animals help the blind men instead. Amazing.

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