Once upon a time, there was a beautiful garden called Gan Eden. It was a paradise, filled with lush vegetation, exotic flowers, and a variety of animals.

The garden was tended by two people, Adam and Eve. They were the first humans, created by God to live in the garden. They were given the task of tending to the garden and keeping it in perfect harmony.

One day, God presented Adam and Eve with a challenge. He told them that if they could resist the temptation of eating the forbidden fruit from the Tree of Knowledge, they would be rewarded with eternal life.

Adam and Eve were tempted, but they managed to resist. As a reward, God allowed them to remain in the garden forever.

Adam and Eve lived in the garden for many years, enjoying its beauty and bounty. They were content and happy, and they never wanted to leave.

But one day, a serpent appeared in the garden. It tempted Eve to eat the forbidden fruit, and she did.

Adam and Eve were immediately cast out of the garden, and they were never allowed to return. They were forced to live in the outside world, where they faced many hardships and struggles.

But even though they were no longer in the garden, they never forgot the beauty and peace they had experienced there. They remembered it fondly, and it gave them hope for a better future.

And so, even though they were no longer in Gan Eden, they still held onto the memory of it, and it gave them strength to carry on.