The Weaver and the Butterfly

Outline:

A flock of doves regularly came to a field to feed on grains. --- the doves would fly away together. --- A dove hunter, --- He set up a huge net above the field --- The doves, unaware of the danger --- Desperate and frightened --- A young mouse, hearing their cries --- He instructed the doves to all fly up together ---  the doves lifted the net and flew away. --- Moral...

The Story:

In a small village nestled amidst lush green fields, lived a weaver named Maya. Renowned for her vibrant silk threads and intricate patterns, Maya spent her days weaving beautiful tapestries. One sunny morning, a vibrant butterfly fluttered into her workshop, its wings a kaleidoscope of colors.

Mesmerized, Maya watched the butterfly dance among the threads, its movements fluid and graceful. An idea sparked within her. She began to weave the butterfly's delicate flight into her tapestry, capturing the vibrant hues and intricate patterns of its wings.

Days turned into weeks, and Maya poured her heart and soul into the creation. She imagined the butterfly's joy as it flitted from flower to flower, its wings catching the sunlight. As she wove, a sense of peace settled over her.

Finally, the tapestry was complete – a masterpiece of vibrant colors and intricate designs, a testament to the beauty of the butterfly. Maya hung it proudly in her workshop.

One day, a young girl from the village, her eyes wide with wonder, gazed at the tapestry. "Oh, how beautiful!" she exclaimed. "It's like the butterfly has come to life!"

Maya smiled. "It's a reminder," she said gently, "that beauty can be found in the most unexpected places. We must simply open our eyes and appreciate the wonders around us."

Moral:

Beauty exists in the simplest of things. By observing and appreciating the beauty around us, we can find inspiration and joy in the everyday.

THE DOVES AND THE MICE

 Outline.

A flock of doves regularly came --- After filling their stomachs --- A dove hunter watch these birds --- huge net fell over them --- we are trapped --- idea --- carried the net together --- went to a mouse --- set all the doves free --- Moral.

The Story.

Every day a flock of doves regularly came to field, where a farmer used to dry his grains. After filling their stomachs, they flew back home.

A dove hunter watch these doves come there every day. He then planned to hunt the doves. The next day as usual the doves came to the regular place for eating. When they were happily eating the grains, suddenly a huge net fell down over them and the doves were trapped by the hunter.

They were all shocked. Hey! we are trapped what do we do now, one of them said. But the dove king wise. I have an idea that is we all must act together. We shall all fly up together and carrying the net with us to the friend's place. As advised by the dove king, they carried the net together and flew away.

They went to a mouse, who was one of their best friends. Please help and set us free by cutting the net with your sharp teeth. Don't worry I will do it now.

The mouse cut the net with his teeth and set all the doves free. The doves were very grateful to the little mouse for saving them, and flew away together happily.

Moral: United we stand divided we fall.

THE FIRST SUNRISE

 

A story from the ancient Australians

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Long time ago the Earth was dark in the Dreamtime. There was no light and the ground was very cold and black. Heavy gray clouds blocked out the light and heat and these clouds were so low that the animals had to crawl. The emu was limping and bending its neck until it almost reached the ground. Kangaroos could not jump and birds could only fly a few feet in the air. Only snakes were happy because they lived close to the surface of the earth.

The animals lived crawling around the damp dark ground, feeling for fruits and berries. It was very difficult for these animals to find food and often several days passed between meals. The Wombat became so tired by frequent collisions of creatures with it that it dug itself a hole and learned to sleep in it for a long time. In the end, the birds felt that they could not bear more than that, so they called for a meeting that included all the animals. And the Magpie suggested that they raise the sky by assembling sticks to push the sky up. All the animals agreed and considered it a good idea and decided to collect the sticks. Each Magpie took a large stick and began to push the sky up.

Emu, kangaroo, and wombat looked at the Magpies as they slowly lifted the sky up, using sticks as levers, and set the sky first on large rocks and then on small hills. The ground was still dark, but the emu could at least extend their legs and the kangaroo could make high, confident leaps. The Magpies kept pushing the sky higher and higher until they reached the top of the highest mountain in all the earth. And after a great effort, they gave the sky a final push, and it rose up in the air. And as she rose, she parted, and the warmth flowed through her. Light poured out into the ground beneath her, and the whole sky was filled with beautiful red and yellow colors. That was the first sunrise.

Enjoying the beauty, the light and the warmth, the Magpies began to sing and their song spread across the land. And now, every morning, when the sun rises in the east, it kindles a fire to prepare the torch with which it will move across the sky daily. This is the fire that will give the first light of dawn and then the sun will take the torch and begin its daily journey across the sky. And when it reaches the western edge of the world, it extinguishes its heading flame. After that she sits down and redecorates herself in the amazing red and yellow to prepare for her long underground journey back to the primeval point in the East. And yet, every day, when the sun rises and lights a fire in the early morning, all the Magpies greet them with their beautiful singing.