Once there were two men who were very good friends . People of the village always gave their example whenever there was a talk about friendship. Both of them used to be together all the time.
One of them was a little fat and bulky and the other one was slim and fit. Together they looked a little funny but they were very happy to be friends with each other.
The fat man's friend climbed down from the tree and asked him in a mocking way , "What did the bear say to you?" because he wanted to end this incident in a joke and wanted his friend to forget it. But the fat man now understood well that his friend will always deceive him when he will be in trouble. He said to his friend, " The bear told me that your friend is very unfaithful. Do not believe him ever in your life".
MORAL OF THE STORY
It's better to have no friend than having an unfaithful friend!
Panchtantra story
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Wonderful story, Aunt Mary.. It reminds me how important is for us to be faithful for those who trust us and cherish our presence in their lives. Yet, friends are humans and not perfect, that's why we have to learn to forgive, as well :).
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Laura. Yes! We should and have to be faithful to those who trust us and give us an important place in their lives. I agree that nobody is perfect and we should forgive our friends but I think we should do so only when we are sure that they wouldn't repeat that mistake as we can't allow them to hurt our feelings again and again.
DeleteThank you for your visit and read :)
a wise word of warning
ReplyDeleteThank you very much Adam.
Deletea very wonderful story Aunt Mary.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing. :)
Thanks a lot ;)
Deletelove it!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Sandra! :)
DeleteVery wise words, thanks for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the visit and read Barbara.:)
DeleteIt's my pleasure ;)
Great story. I'll share this with my little one as he gets older. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much Melissa! I hope your little angel likes this story. Give my blessings to him.:)
DeleteWelcome to my blog! Please keep in touch. :)
what an entertaining story!
ReplyDeletebut yes, that is true! we should choose our friends!
Thank you so much Ric!
DeleteYa! We should choose our friends wisely. :)
Mythology is always reliable when dealing with human nature!
ReplyDeleteLove, friendly or any other is a very elusive feeling we "think" we have until a crisis put us in the top choice of ME or the other.
This is a nice story, Auntie. With many things to teach!
Thank you!
veryyyy nice I LOVE IT
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