Wednesday, April 1, 2009

Unity Is Power


Once upon a time in a village, there lived a father and his eight sons. They worked in their field from early morning till late evening, very hard and lived happily. But the father was very sad that his children used to fight among themselves always, even for small reasons. The father advised the children and asked them to live in love but the sons could not keep their promise for long and they used to end up fighting always. One day the clever father, decided to teach the sons a lesson. He called everyone to him.

He had a bundle of sticks in his hands. Then he called the eldest son and asked him take one stick from the bundle and break it. He took a stick and could easily break it. Then the father asked him to take two sticks and asked the son to break them together. He could do that easily. And the next time he could break even three sticks together. Now the father asked the son to take the entire bundle of sticks and break it holding together. But this time it was a hard task and one by one all the eight sons tried their hands; but no one could break it.

Now the father asked the children: "Did you understand the lesson behind this"?

This lesson was enough for them to understand that they should be united rather than fighting all the time.

Moral:- Unity Is Power.



2 comments:

  1. I liked this story, from a children author of Concord, Ca.

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