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In the forest

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The woodcutter: Flat character.

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The Buddha: Flat character.

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One day, while woodcutter was minding his business and chopping wood in the forest.

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While he was chopping wood near the riverbank, his axe handle suddenly broke, and the blade fell into the river.

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Because the river's current was too strong, even though he knew how to swim, he still couldn't go into the river to search for the axe blade

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Feeling disappointed, the woodcutter sat down and cried in despair.

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The Buddha suddenly appeared from under the water and asked after seeing his struggle: "What's the matter?"

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The woodcutter said, "I only have this axe. My family gave it to me after they passed away, and I use it to chop wood. But I accidentally dropped it in the water. Without it, I can't make a living."

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After telling him that he would help find his axe in the water, the Buddha disappeared. A few minutes later, he reappeared with a golden axe in his hand and asked:"Is this your axe, the one you lost?"

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The woodcutter looked at the golden axe and saw that it wasn’t his, so he shook his head and said to the Buddha:

"This isn't my axe, sir. Mine is made of iron"

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For the second time, the Buddha plunged into the rushing river to find the woodcutter's axe.

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A moment later, he emerged from the water, holding a silver axe, and asked the woodcutter:

"Is this the axe you accidentally dropped into the river?"

He said:

"Oh thank you, it's not of mine"

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For the third time, the Buddha threw himself into the river again, and this time, when he emerged, he was holding the iron axe that the woodcutter had dropped.

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When the Buddha shows him his axe, he accepted with a big smile on his face.

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He didn't accept the beautiful axes because he was being honest with the Buddha.

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The Buddha gave him all axes for being honest.

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Through the fairy tale "Three Axes" gives you meaningful lesson. You need to be honest and learn how to enough. You will enjoy what you deserve, and the kindness will be rewarded to you.