Once upon a time, in a small village, lived a boy named Buddhiman. Buddhiman was very curious and loved exploring the world around him. One day, while he was playing near a river, he found a shiny stone.

Buddhiman picked up the stone and noticed that it glowed brightly in his hand. Suddenly, a magical voice spoke to him, 'Buddhiman, I am the Magical Stone. I have the power to grant one wish. Use me wisely.'

Excited about his newfound power, Buddhiman thought deeply about what he wanted. He realized that he wanted to bring happiness to his whole village. So, he made his wish to the Magical Stone, 'I wish for everyone in the village to be happy!'

Suddenly, a wave of joy spread throughout the village. People were smiling, children were laughing, and even the animals seemed happier. Buddhiman's wish had come true and the village was filled with happiness.

As Buddhiman walked around the village, he noticed a kind old man sitting alone. The old man looked sad and lonely. Buddhiman approached him and asked, 'Why are you sad when everyone else is happy?'

The old man replied, 'I am blind and cannot see the happiness around me.' Buddhiman had an idea. He used the power of the Magical Stone to grant the old man's wish for sight.

The old man's eyes opened wide, and he saw the world for the first time. Tears of joy streamed down his face as he thanked Buddhiman. Now, the old man could experience the happiness that filled the village.

From that day forward, Buddhiman continued to use the power of the Magical Stone to bring happiness and help others. He became known as the kindest and wisest boy in the village and his name spread far and wide.