Mails

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...

  Only he who has intelligence is strong; a foolish person can never be strong. Because, the arrogant lion, king of the forest, was killed by a mere rabbit.” Once upon a time, there was a lion who ruled over a forest. One day, a clever hare came to him and said, "Your Majesty, the world is going to end tomorrow. The only way to save ourselves is to go to the other side of the forest, where there is a lake with sweet, cool water that will protect us from the end of the world." The lion believed the hare and led the animals to the lake. However, when they got there, they found that the lake was very small and could only hold a few of them at a time. The hare, being very quick and clever, managed to jump over the heads of the other animals and reach the other side of the lake before anyone else. When the lion realized what the hare had done, he became very angry and vowed to catch the hare and eat him. The hare, however, was too quick for the lion and managed to stay one step ah...

  The Clever Cat Once upon a time, there was a clever cat named Pangur who lived in a monastery. Pangur spent his days chasing mice and catching them to eat. One day, a group of mice came up with a plan to outsmart Pangur. They held a meeting and decided that they would tie a bell around the neck of one of the mice so that Pangur could never catch them by surprise. The mice chose a young mouse named Ravi to wear the bell, and he bravely volunteered for the task. However, Pangur was clever and soon figured out what the mice were up to. He waited patiently for Ravi to come out of his hiding place and pounced on him, catching him by surprise. Pangur then took the bell off of Ravi's neck and put it around his own neck. He then chased the other mice, jingling the bell and causing them to flee in terror. The mice were amazed at how clever Pangur was and praised him for his intelligence. From then on, they respected and admired the clever cat, and Pangur never had to worry about chasing m...

  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 ...

Once upon a time, there was a young boy named Rama who lived in a small village with his mother. They were poor and often struggled to make ends meet, but they were happy together. One day, Rama's mother fell ill, and they didn't have enough money to pay for a doctor. So, Rama decided to go out into the world and find a way to earn some money. He set out on his journey and soon came across a man who was chopping down trees. The man offered to pay Rama for helping him, so Rama worked hard all day and earned a few coins. With his newly earned coins, Rama continued on his journey and eventually came across a farmer who needed help tending to his fields. Again, Rama worked hard all day and earned some more coins. As he continued on his journey, Rama met many more people who needed help and were willing to pay him for his work. He saved up all the coins he had earned and eventually had enough money to pay for a doctor for his mother. The doctor came and tended to Rama's mother, ...

  Once upon a time, in a far-off land, there was a small village nestled in a lush green valley. The villagers were hardworking, but they were also very close-knit and looked out for one another. One day, a wise old man came to the village and gathered all the villagers around him. He told them that he had a special gift for them, but they would have to work together to receive it. The gift was a large, heavy stone that the old man had found in the nearby mountains. The stone was too heavy for any one person to lift, but the old man knew that if the villagers worked together, they could move it. The villagers were excited about the prospect of receiving this gift, so they gathered around the stone and tried to lift it. But no matter how hard they tried, they couldn't budge it. The old man then suggested that they all hold hands and try again. This time, as they all worked together, the stone slowly began to move. The villagers were amazed as they watched the stone slowly inch forwa...

  Once upon a time, there were three little pigs who lived in a forest. They decided to build their own houses, so they could be safe and secure from the big, bad wolf that roamed around the forest. The first little pig built his house out of straw. It was quick and easy, and he thought it would be enough to keep him safe. The second little pig built his house out of sticks. It was a little bit stronger than the first pig's house, but still not strong enough to withstand the big, bad wolf. The third little pig, however, was the wisest of them all. He built his house out of bricks, knowing that it would be the strongest and most secure house of all. The other two pigs laughed at him, thinking he was wasting his time and effort. One day, the big, bad wolf came to the forest and saw the three little pigs' houses. He approached the first little pig's house and blew it down with a single breath. The little pig ran to his brother's house, made of sticks, but the wolf blew tha...

  In a beautiful meadow, there lived an ant and a grasshopper. The ant was a diligent worker who spent his days gathering food and preparing for the winter season. The grasshopper, on the other hand, was carefree and enjoyed singing and dancing all day long. As the summer months passed, the ant stored up food and built a cozy shelter to protect himself from the cold winter. The grasshopper, however, continued to play and didn't bother preparing for the harsh winter ahead. When winter finally arrived, the grasshopper found himself cold, hungry, and without shelter. He then went to the ant's house, begging for food and shelter. The ant reminded him of how he spent his summer working hard and preparing, while the grasshopper just played and wasted his time. The grasshopper realized his mistake and felt ashamed of his carelessness. He knew he should have followed the ant's example and prepared for the future. From that day on, the grasshopper learned to be more responsible and ...

Once upon a time, in a forest, there lived a hare and a tortoise. The hare was very proud of his speed, while the tortoise was known for his slow and steady pace. One day, the hare started boasting about his speed and challenged the tortoise to a race. The tortoise accepted the challenge and the race began. The hare, being very fast, soon left the tortoise far behind and decided to take a nap in the shade of a tree, thinking he had plenty of time to win the race. However, he fell asleep for longer than he intended. In the meantime, the tortoise continued to walk slowly but steadily toward the finish line. When the hare finally woke up and realized that the tortoise was near the finish line, he ran as fast as he could to catch up. But it was too late, the tortoise had already crossed the finish line and won the race. The hare was very surprised and disappointed by the result. He had underestimated the determination and perseverance of the tortoise. From that day on, the hare learned to ...

Once upon a time, there was a small village nestled in a beautiful valley. The people of this village were hardworking and content. They lived in harmony with each other and their surroundings, and they were grateful for the blessings they had. One day, a wealthy merchant passing through the village stopped to rest and saw the contentment of the people. He was amazed by how happy they were despite their simple lifestyle. He approached the village elder and asked, "How is it that your people are so content when they have so little? I have all the riches in the world, but I am not happy." The village elder smiled and replied, "We have learned that true happiness comes from within. We have our families, our friends, and our community. We are grateful for what we have, and we do not waste our time and energy pursuing material possessions." The wealthy merchant was struck by the wisdom of the elder's words. He realized that he had been chasing after happiness in all...