Pastola, an Austrian student

Pastola, an Austrian student, was studying medicine. He was very kind and helped helpless or forced individuals as much as possible.

One day he found a child on the way, with no one. He informed the police and the child left the orphanage.

Pastola became attached to the child. So whenever Pastola got time, he used to go to the orphanage and meet the child. Often going to the orphanage, he saw that there is a system of education for children, but there is no compassion among the employees, after which the child's conscience blossoms.

At the end of his studies, Pastola started the movement that those who have a small family should include orphan children in their family and raise them dearly.

Such generous people were also found on searching.  In this atmosphere of intimacy, the heart of the children rose to lotus. Pastola did not marry. Only considered fatherless children as their child. Old women started living in her house like her mother and sister.

He used to spend all his income in this work.  With his inspiration, many people included the destitute in his family. Pastola's movement spread far and wide. Pastola received the Nobel Prize for this work, so that the money received by Pastola was also used in this work.

Pastola's life is a lesson for those who cry out of lack of money to do welfare work.  If there is a real passion, then the cols of the path also become flowers and success is achieved.