Wednesday, June 26, 2013

Angry King



Once upon a time a king was crossing the sultry desert.  His pet eagle was sitting on the edge of his shoulders as usual. The hot sun made him thirsty and he went to look for a stream.  Luckily he found a fountain not very far. 

He knelt down and was about to drink the water, when suddenly the eagle came down and pecked his hand. The king was very surprised at this odd behavior of his pet. He bent down to drink the water again. But the eagle pecked his hand again. The king got angry with his pet eagle; the thirst king removed his sword and killed the eagle. 

When he bent down, something glistened in the water; it was a fierce poisonous snake. The king realized that a single sip of water would have killed him. 

He now understood what the eagle has been trying to do. He sat beside the dead eagle and moaned. “I have lost you because of my impatience. All you were trying to do was save my life”.

Moral:  Moral of the story is if you are patient in one moment of anger, you will escape a hundred days of sorrow.

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