If I could give you one thing in life, I would give you the ability to see yourself through my eyes,Only then would you realize how special you are to me.
The happiness of your life depends upon the quality of your thoughts But the quality of your thoughts depends on the persons whom you meet in your life………
Once upon a time, in a kingdom far away, there lived a young and curious prince named Siddhartha. The prince was known for his inquisitive mind and deep sense of compassion. One day, as he explored the royal gardens, he came across a magnificent mango tree. This wasn't just any mango tree; it was said to be enchanted and possessed the power to grant a single wish to anyone who patiently meditated under its branches. Excited by the prospect of fulfilling a desire, Prince Siddhartha decided to put this legend to the test. The prince sat down beneath the ancient mango tree, closed his eyes, and began to meditate. Days turned into nights, and nights into days, but Siddhartha remained steadfast in his meditation. His commitment and patience were unwavering. As he meditated, the prince faced various distractions and temptations. The wind whispered secrets, colorful birds danced in the branches, and the sweet scent of the mango blossoms filled the air. Yet, Siddhartha remained focused on ...
The Monkey King and the Mangoes Once upon a time, there was a monkey king named Kapi who lived in a forest with his tribe. One day, Kapi saw a mango tree full of ripe and juicy mangoes. He wanted to eat them all but knew that he couldn't do it alone. So, he called upon his tribe and told them about the mango tree. They all agreed to help Kapi get the mangoes, and he promised to share them equally among them. Kapi was a wise monkey and knew that the mangoes were not only delicious but also valuable. He decided to sell them in the market and earn some money. The monkeys collected all the mangoes and carried them to the market. Kapi went to the market and found a buyer who was willing to pay a high price for the mangoes. As Kapi was bargaining with the buyer, a group of hungry dogs passed by. They saw the mangoes and started barking at the monkeys, trying to scare them away. The monkeys got scared and ran away, leaving behind the mangoes. Kapi, being the wise king, knew that he had t...
Once upon a time, there lived a monkey who lived in a tree on the banks of a river. One day, a crocodile who lived in the river came to the monkey and asked him to share some of his fruit. The monkey agreed and gave the crocodile some fruit from the tree. The crocodile enjoyed the fruit so much that he came back every day to get more. As the days went on, the monkey and the crocodile became good friends. The crocodile even invited the monkey to come and visit him in his home in the middle of the river. The monkey agreed to the invitation and hopped onto the crocodile's back for a ride. However, halfway across the river, the crocodile revealed his true intentions and said that he wanted to eat the monkey. The monkey, realizing the danger he was in, thought quickly and said, "If you eat me, you will regret it. I have a magical heart that is worth a fortune, and if you take it to the king, he will reward you greatly." The crocodile believed the monkey and took him back to ...
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