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Introduction:
I wrote on ChatGPT, Tell me a motivational story that I can listen to right now and post it on my blog. The story was excellent, and there was a lesson in the story. I really saw some lessons in these stories. That's why I decided to share them with you guys. Three stories have been told in this article. And all three stories are one-by-one lessons.
The 1st story is about the king and the astrologer:
This story tells the story of a king. One night, the king dreamed that all his teeth had broken and fallen out. The king called an astrologer present in the court and told him the dream, and asked him to interpret his dream. The astrologer said, "O king, the interpretation of your dream is very terrible." The king said, "Tell me." The astrologer said that all the members of your family will die one by one in front of your eyes. You will see everyone's death with your own eyes. And you will be saved." The king was very sad and furious after hearing this interpretation. The king issued a decree that the astrologer be imprisoned.
The king called an astrologer again the next day and asked him about the same dream. I have had a dream that all the teeth in my mouth have broken. That astrologer was very clever and could also explain things. The astrologer said, "Your Majesty, your dream is very good. According to the interpretation of your dream, you will live the longest in your family." The King was very happy to hear this interpretation of the dream. And he rewarded the astrologer with many rewards and honors.
If you look, the interpretation of both astrologers was the same, but the way of speaking was different for both astrologers. From this story, we get the lesson that the way of speaking is more important than the words. The words of one astrologer put him in prison. And the way of the other made him rich. Your words are very valuable. You must have communication skills, with which you can turn every task into a success. Learn the skill of speaking. If you want to be successful,
My opinion about 1st story:
Your words are very valuable. You must learn how to use your words in the right place and in the right way. For this, you should have a stock of words so that. Look, some words have the same meaning, but if you say them to someone, they will think badly, like eating food. Now I say it differently, eat food. If you say that words are not important, then say another sentence to someone, and you will know for yourself how that person will treat you. Although you may be feeding him food, he will feed you shoes.
The 2nd story is about the king and the prisoner:
This story is about a prisoner who was about to be executed. When he was asked about his last wish, the prisoner said that he would tell his wish only to the king. The law of that country was that the last wish of the deceased was respected. That is why this prisoner on death row was also presented before the king. This prisoner said to the king, "Your Majesty, I am about to die, but I have a very valuable skill.
I am about to die now. If I die, this skill of mine will also be buried with me." So the king said, "What skill do you have that is causing you so much pain?" The prisoner on death row said, "I can teach your horse to fly in the air through my skill." I wish that I could teach your most beautiful horse to fly in the air. So that you can sit on it and travel through the sky." The king and everyone in the court were surprised to hear this.
How can a horse fly in the air? The man said, "Your Majesty, believe me. If I cannot do this, you will surely cut off my neck." The king thought for a while and said, "Okay, how much time will you need for this task?" The prisoner said, "I will need two years for this task." The king said, "Okay. But if you cannot make the horse fly in the air, I will cut off your neck." The prisoner said, "Okay, Your Majesty!"
The prisoner was now being released for two years, so he came to his prison to collect his belongings. There he found his fellow prisoner. He said, "What kind of nonsense have you come to the king with in front of him? Does a horse fly in the air?" The prisoner on death row said, "I know that I am going to die anyway." I have taken two years from the king. Who knows, in two years, this king may die, and I will be free. It is also possible that for some reason, this horse may die. Then I will still be free.
Or maybe some such plan will come out that the horse will actually start flying. In the meantime, I have two years. From this story, we get the lesson that if you do not understand any path, then you should pass the time. The coming time will definitely find a solution.
My opinion about the 2nd story:
It seems right that you have tried everything to solve a problem, but no solution is visible, or it is not being solved. So you should leave the problem for a time. Maybe the solution to that problem will come to you from somewhere or the other. But you cannot apply this formula to everything. For example, if you have a disease or a sister-daughter relationship and it is not happening, then you cannot sit idly by because this work is very important.
You cannot postpone these tasks or leave them until time. Some tasks are not done on time, and then nothing will come of them when time passes. For example, if you are not having children, then you will stop getting treatment or stop praying. No, you have to keep doing this work. Do your work. Allah will do His work. You should not despair. I hope you have understood my words well. You can also give your opinion. You can comment on us.
The 3rd story: The buffalo and the lazy people:
An old man and his son were traveling. As they were walking, it became night, and they saw a house in the middle of the fields. They walked towards this house, hoping to find a place to spend the night. The fields were completely deserted. It seemed as if no one had plowed these fields for a long time. Nor was there any arrangement to take care of this land. The owner of the house seemed to be a very kind man.
That owner arranged for them to stay and eat. The condition of the house was quite dilapidated and bad. Poverty was clearly visible. The old man asked them how people make a living. What is your profession, and what do you people do? The man replied that we have a buffalo. We milk it in the morning and evening. We drink some ourselves. And we sell the rest in the market. This is how we make a living.
The old man asked again, Whose fields are these? The man replied that these fields are ours. The old man was very surprised to hear this answer, but at that time he remained silent. He understood that the buffalo had made them lazy and lazy. At night, when everyone was asleep, he picked up his son and untied the man's buffalo. And took him and left secretly. Climbing a mountain, the old man made the buffalo fall.
And the old man and his son walked towards their destination. After many years, the old man's son, who had now become a farmer, passed by there again. He felt sorry in his heart that we had made their buffalo fall. Those people were already poor, now how would they make a living? When they reached there, he saw that there was a very big garden in which various fruits were growing. Crops were growing in those fields.
And a very beautiful house was built next to it. The boy met the owner of that house. He saw that this was the same boy who had allowed him to stay in his house. How did your condition change? How did you become so rich? He told me that for a few days after the buffalo was stolen, we did not understand what to do. But we had to do something to survive. So we started plowing these fields.
We sold our household goods and bought some seeds and sowed them in the fields. We took care of them, and the harvest was good. With the money we got from selling the crop, we also paid off all our debts. And we became prosperous. Now I work hard and do farming. So our condition has changed. The fruits that you are seeing in this garden are also ours. What if that old man had not stolen our buffalo that day, our condition would never have changed. In the life of every unsuccessful person, there is some buffalo. Which is blocking his path to success. So the third principle is this: let your buffalo fall off the mountain.
Our opinion about the 3rd story:
The first thing is that you can neither steal anyone's property nor should you harm them in any way. Yes, if you think that person will listen to you carefully and act on it. Then give advice. Otherwise, keep quiet. Someone has said that free advice is very expensive. That is why you should not give advice to everyone, but only to those who need it the most.
In this story, there was a farm of a father and son. If there were a widow in its place and a daughter with him, would you still throw his buffalo off the mountain? Absolutely not at a time like this, so you should help these people.
If you can understand Urdu and Hindi, you can also watch this story in video, the link is given below. Watch and express your opinion in the comments.
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