There was a cruel hunter. He was fond of rabbit meat. Every day, he would hunt a rabbit for lunch. One afternoon, he caught a rabbit and was walking towards his home. On the way, he came across a saint. The saint said, “Son, let go of the rabbit. God will bless you for this kind deed.” The hunter replied, “Who are you to teach me about God? I will do as I please. I will kill this rabbit right here. Look!” Saying so, he pulled out a large knife. The saint pleaded not to do so, but the hunter pushed him away. As the hunter sat down to slit the rabbit’s throat, the knife slipped and cut his foot instead. He clutched his foot and cried out in pain, and the rabbit escaped. The hunter was injured and he could not walk properly ever again, let alone hunt rabbits.
The Rabbit Hunter
