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Priyam Brooyat | Guruji's Thoughts | 1 min.

Once there lived a king who used to consult astrologers about his future. All the astrologers told him that he would live very long but his son would die before his very eyes. That shocking news would naturally infuriate him and he would punish those astrologers. Finally, an old astrologer approached him and said that he was a very fortunate man and would install his grandson on throne with his own hands. Immensely pleased, the king rewarded the astrologer handsomely!

Instead of uttering the bitter prophecy like others, he said the same thing but in a sweet manner. And that made all the difference. So it has been said,
Satyam brooyat, priyam brooyat 
[Speak truly, speak sweetly]

Namaste!

[Source: Bunch of Thoughts]
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