28 The Bull Nandivisāla


high-definition creative commons posters depicting The Bull Nandivisāla from the Pāḷi Jātaka stories together with further information.

In Taxila, a brahmin raised the Bodhisatta as the bull Nandivisāla. To repay his kindness, the bull suggested a wager to pull one hundred loaded carts. When the brahmin called him a rascal, the bull refused to move, causing a loss. After the brahmin switched to pleasant speech, calling him a fine fellow, the bull successfully pulled the massive load. This proves kind words bring success, unlike harsh, hurtful speech.

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