Siddhartha And The Swan

In an ancient Indian kingdom, Prince Siddhartha's compassion is tested when his cousin, Devadatta, shoots a swan. Siddhartha saves the injured bird, challenging the belief that might grant the right to harm. He argues passionately for its life, his conviction swaying the royal court. As Siddhartha nurses the swan back to health, he demonstrates a profound respect for all living beings. The story culminates with Siddhartha releasing the now-healed swan into a pond, symbolizing the triumph of compassion and foreshadowing his journey toward enlightenment.