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## Shri Pal Pasaido
The Vidhyadharas, who were adorned with the knowledge of the Vedas, were engaged in a fierce battle. They were filled with anger and hatred, their weapons clashing, their voices echoing with threats. In the midst of this chaos, a beautiful Vidhyadhar woman, with breasts like ripe mangoes, appeared. She laughed and said, "Why are you fighting? This is a matter of love, not war. You are brothers, and your love for each other should be stronger than any anger."
Her words calmed the Vidhyadharas, and they stopped fighting. One of them, the elder brother, stepped forward and said, "You are right, sister. We have let our anger cloud our judgment. We must not let this happen again. We must remember that we are brothers, and our love for each other is more important than anything else."
The Vidhyadhar woman smiled and said, "This is the daughter of the king of the city of Pundarikin, a city known for its beauty and wealth. She is here to seek refuge from the evil forces that threaten her home."
The Vidhyadharas were amazed by the woman's beauty and grace. They welcomed her into their home and promised to protect her. The elder brother, filled with love and compassion, took her hand and said, "Do not worry, sister. We will protect you. You are safe here."
The Vidhyadhar woman smiled and said, "Thank you, brother. I am grateful for your kindness."
The Vidhyadharas gathered around the woman, their hearts filled with joy and peace. They knew that they had found a new friend and a new reason to live. They had learned that love is stronger than anger, and that compassion is the greatest virtue.
This is the story of Shri Pal Pasaido, a story of love, compassion, and the power of forgiveness.