A Pleasant Revenge Story: An Emperor was told that some of his subjects in a distant province revolted against him. “Come then,” said he, “follow me and I shall destroy enemies.” He marched against the enemies but they submitted on his arrival. All now expected that he would punish them severely.

But instead of doing so, he treated them with mildness and humanity. “Sir,” said his Chief Minister, “You promised to destroy your enemies, but we see that you have pardoned them all, and even bestowed favors upon some of them. Is this the way you keep your word?” “I promised,” replied the Emperor,” to destroy my enemies; but these men are no longer my enemies,” I have made friends of them.

So my promise has not been broken.” Like this Emperor, we also should overcome evil with good and turn our enemies into friends by kindness.

A Farmer and His Lazy Sons: There lived a wealthy old farmer in a village. He had four sons. They were good. They did not quarrel among themselves, but they did not want to work. When the farmer became sick, he called all his sons beside him. He told them that he might die at any time. He had kept a vast wealth under his land.

After his death, they should dig the earth and bring out the wealth. After a few days, the old man died. As per his advice, the sons dug the whole land but did not find any wealth. They were frustrated. At last, they spread some seeds on the land.

After a few days, the plants started to grow from the seeds. They took proper care of the plants. As a result, they harvested a huge amount of crops, sold them in the market and became very rich.

Write a story about a fox and a crocodile about educating her children.

The Fox and the crocodile about Educating Crocodile’s children

The Foolish Crocodile Story: Once, a crocodile wanted her children to be educated. So she went to a fox and asked him to educate her children. The fox willingly agreed. The crocodile became happy to depend on the fox because it looked very reliable. So it left its seven children with the fox and returned home. By this time there occurred a feminine in the country.

The fox went in search of food but it found no food outside. Days passed by and the fox was on the verge of death. At last, it decided to eat the children of crocodile one a day.

After a few days, the crocodile came back to see whether the children were getting educated or not. But by this time the cunning fox had already eaten up six out of seven children of the crocodile. So to evade the truth the fox brought out the only child of the crocodile and showed it that this was the first one.

Then he again went into the hole and brought out the same one and told the crocodile that it was the second. In this way, it showed the crocodile the same crocodile child to its mother seven times and beguiled it by giving it an impression that all the seven children were hale and hearty. On the next day, the crocodile mother came to meet the children again.

But by this time the cunning fox had eaten up the remaining one and fled away. Now the crocodile understood the point and wept and went away.

A Great Rescue From A Serious Accident Story: It was a fine sunny day. Almost all the workers were busy with their daily activities in a factory. Suddenly there was a crashing sound which startles all the workers of the factory. After a few moments, a whirling coil of smoke was found coming from the basement of the factory. Suddenly the fire flame spread out and began to rise upwards quickly.

Within a short time, the whole factory was engulfed by fire. All the fire -brigade units from the nearby stations rushed to the spot. By this time the workers working inside began to go upwards and reached the roof. By this lime Air force helicopter began to pick up the workers and paraschute’s them.

Thus a lot of workers were saved. Some are saved by fire-fighters with their adder of the fire-engines. In this way, a great human rescue was successfully done saving a lot of lives.

Complete the story about a Sadhu and a bad man.

The parable of the sadhu: A person once went to a Sadhu and asked two questions: (1) Why do people say God is everywhere? I see Him nowhere, therefore, show me where He is. (2) Why is man punished for a crime, since he is not a free agent, but made to do as God wished?

The Sadhu took up a lump of earth and flung it at the head of the questioner. The man went to the Judge and complained against the Sadhu for having inflicted a severe pain in his head. The judge had arrested the Sadhu and brought up for trial. As the accused stood in the dock, the Judge said, “Why, instead of answering the complainant’s questions, did you throw a lump of earth at him?”

The Sadhu replied, “The blow he received with the lump was an answer to his questions. He has told you that there is a pain in his head. Let him show me the pain, and I shall show him, God. And why does he complain against me, for what I did was, according to him, an act of God.”

The Judge was pleased with the Sadhu’s defense and dismissed the case. The complaint left the court a sadder but a wiser man.