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Once upon a time, in a cozy little village nestled among tall hills, there lived a curious little girl named Riya. Riya loved to explore the world around her, always eager to learn new things and apply them to her own life. She always thought she could do something.

Once upon a time, Riya set out on an adventure through the forest. As she walked along the scary little path, she stumbled upon a wise old man named Guruji Shyam. Guruji was known throughout the land for his knowledge of the different religions. He was best known for applying them to his own life.

Hello!

Hi!

Guruji greeted Riya with a gentle smile. He asked Riya what she was doing in the forest all alone. Maya replied saying that she wanted to learn more about the world and it's different paths. Guruji nodded thoughtfully and decided to tell her about few aspects of three major religions which would help Riya in her future adventures.

Oh! I see

I'm trying to learn more about the world!

Dharma is what is right to do!

Guruji began by explaining the concept of Dharma from Buddhism. He told Riya about how Dharma is the universal truth which was told by Buddha (The Editors). It is what we should do and feel is right, our moral values.

Next, Guruji spoke of the Five Pillars of Islam. One of these pillars is called "Zakat" Zakat teaches us the importance of giving or donating somethings to those in need, sharing our blessings with others (Islamic Relief). Riya nodded, understanding the value of generosity and helping others in need.

Zakat is sharing to those who need!

Karma Yoga is the path of action!

Finally, Guruji shared the teachings of Karma Yoga from Hinduism. Karma Yoga is the path of action, without action you are nothing basically (Mukundananda). Karma is known as the path of action or more importantly, path of selfless action where you don't think about the result but the action ("What is Karma Yoga").