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To a sage, his disciple asked a question. Which means' What is love? What is marriage? What is the difference between the two? ' The question of.

The sage replied, 'You go to the rose garden. Pick up your favorite tall rose there. But one condition is that you should not go back the way you went for any reason. '

Immediately the disciple left and went to the rose garden. After a while it came in bare hands. The sage asked, 'Where is the tall rose plant?'. To which the disciple replied, 'Guru, when I set foot in the garden I was attracted by a tall rose plant.

But, assuming I would get a taller rose plant than that, I kept walking. But then there were all the short roses. I came empty-handed, unable to pluck the first rose I saw at first, because you have made it a condition not to return the way I went. '

When the sage heard this, he said, 'Go to that sunflower garden and pluck a good, beautiful sunflower plant, but on one condition, after plucking one plant, do not pluck another plant.' After a while, with a sunflower plant, the sedan arrived. Then the sage asked, 'Is this the beautiful plant in the garden?'

Immediately the disciple said, 'There were more beautiful plants than this. But this time I thought I should not leave the fort. According to your condition, after uprooting one plant, shouldn't another plant be uprooted? So, I grabbed a sunflower that looked beautiful at first and ran away without looking back. '

That is when the sage said: 'This is marriage. When you first went to the rose garden and returned empty-handed, that was love. Do you now understand the difference between love and marriage?

Sedan: Yes, I understand, I understand, he interjected.

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