There is no discrimination between rich and poor in true friendship. We have all grown up hearing the story of Krishna and Sudama. How could friends who once walked hand in hand in their childhood possibly care about each other's bank balances when they grow up? This story reminds us that the wealth of the mind is what truly matters.

When a baby is born, the people around him often experience a mix of emotions. There is joy at the thought of a little one running around the house, but also a great deal of fear regarding the pain that both the baby and the mother will endure during childbirth. This is why it is said that childbirth is a second birth for a woman. However, when you see that baby, all the pain seems to fade away in an instant.

In today’s social media era, we’ve lost many of life’s small pleasures—like sitting down to eat together or having guests drop by unannounced. We’ve also lost simple joys, such as singing songs when the electricity goes out. Reflecting on this, it becomes evident that we’ve sacrificed a lot to the noise of technology.

Feeling angry or irritated are signs of negativity. During such times, it helps to have someone close by with whom you can talk and express your feelings—even if it means shouting. But what if there’s no one around? What then? Find out by listening to the story of 'Chidka Katta.' Everything will be revealed.

Wealth is in relationships, not money. People around us must understand this. We find true happiness in doing something for someone when the recipient naturally reciprocates without being aware of it. As we see in this story.

Falling in love with someone and having that person love you back is not as easy as it seems. There is a difference between attraction and love. At present, love arises everywhere from attraction and when attraction ends, it seems that love also ends. True love is just being the person you love. It's great if you get it from that person but if you don't get it then it's noble that you keep doing it. As seen in this story.

We used to lock some memories in a corner of our mind and throw the key somewhere in the sea of mind. But memories are good or bad. The human mind has no control over it. We have to live with those memories and find our new ways. As Sharvari discovered in this story.

Some touches, some smells are associated with our memories. A certain scent takes us back to the past and then we remember the people it left behind, their habits, the places where we met them. Some people compare themselves to their favorite people. They met that we remember our favorite person. As Anjalitai remembers in this next story.