A bird and a hunter

This lesson is a fascinating an ancient story. It cannot be said what a far-off story it is and the invention of which region it is inhabited, but to us it is part of the story of Rome. Regardless, it can be said that such stories are important in every society in terms of moral training and character-building. 

Let’s read this story of a bird and a hunter

It is a said, that someone has set a net to catch a bird. Incidentally, a bird caught in it. The bird said to the hunter, “O man! You have eaten many deer, goats and chickens and in front of these what is my importance, a little bit of meat is in my body and what will it benefit to you and even it will not fill your stomach?  But if you set me free, then I can tell you three things that you will greatly benefit from doing.

The hunter’s heart was filled with curiosity and he sat down to listen to her, Upon seeing this, the bird spoke. Look, one advice I will make right now, but the other when you leave me and I’ll sit on the wall, then the third and final advice will be when flying off the wall to the front tree branch.

The hunter accepted the bird and said, “You advise me first.” So that I can get you out of the net. The bird said ,The first advice is to not believe anything that may not seem possible,  when the hunter heard this, he freed the bird. 

The bird sat on the wall in front and spoke. My second advice is to never grieve over whatever you did or do. Then the bird said while jumping. Oh good man! You made a big mistake of leaving me, I have a very rare pearl stone in my stomach, If you had slaughtered me and taken this pearl out of my stomach, you would have been rich and you have lost wealth in your own hands.

When this person heard this, he began to regret it. sorrow was showing off his face. When the bird saw him regret it, she said sitting on the tree branch, I just advised you not to believe anything that is not possible. but you sat down to believe me that this bird would have a pearl in her stomach. Is this possible?

The second advice I made was to not grieve what happened, but you did not receive any impact of my second advice. and you were sorry why the bird was released.

O man It is useless to advise you, when did you follow my first two admonitions that would follow the third, True you are not worth the good. Saying that, the bird flew from there.