Favorite stories

Favorite stories

1. The bird victim of goodness “There was once a seagull, which flew down to one of the suburbs of the capital of Lu. The marquis of the area worked to entertain her and give her the welcome in the temple, preparing for her the best music and great sacrifices. Without However, the bird was stunned and sad, no tasting meat or wine. Three days later he died. The Marquis de Lu entertained the seagull such and as he would have liked to be, not as the bird would have liked ”This short story tells us tells something very important: often not we take into account that our needs and tastes do not have to be the same as of others (and in fact may be directly opposite to their own), being We need to pay attention to what the another needs to be able to help you or really entertain him.

2. The hidden happiness "In the beginning of time, before the humanity will populate the Earth, the various gods met in order to prepare the creation of human being, in his image and likeness. However one of them realized that if they did exactly equal to they would actually be creating new gods, with what they should take something away from him in such a way that would differ from they. After thinking about it carefully, another of the present proposed take away their happiness and hide it in a place where they couldn't never find her.

3. l wolf and crane “Once upon a time there was a wolf which, eating meat, suffered a bone jam in its throat. This began to swell and cause great pain, running the desperate wolf trying to get it out or find help. On his way he found a crane, to which after explaining the situation he begged for help, promising to give him whatever he asked for. Despite his distrust, the crane accepted on the condition that the wolf comply with the agreement. The bird proceeded to thrust its head down its throat, causing the bone to dislodge. He withdrew and watched as the wolf recovered, now being able to breathe normally, after which he asked him to fulfill his promise. However, the wolf replied that enough reward was not to have devoured it despite having had it between his teeth.

4. The fox and the grapes “Once upon a time there was a fox that walked thirsty through the forest. As he did so, he saw at the top of a tree branch a bunch of grapes, which he instantly wished as they served him to refresh himself and quench his thirst. The fox approached the tree and tried to reach for the grapes, but they were too high. After trying again and again without success, the fox finally gave up and walked away. Seeing that a bird had seen the whole process, he said aloud that he did not really want the grapes, since they were not yet ripe, and that he had actually stopped trying to reach them when he checked it. "

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