Once
upon a time there lived a generous, kind-hearted king. He was fond of
birds and animals had a huge bird sanctuary in his reign. He dislikes
harming the animals and birds and even did not kill them for the sake
of eating meat.
Owing to his generosity and kindness
towards, he was gifted two beautiful falcons by his fellow businessman.
Those two falcons belong to different place and lived in a different
climatic condition.
The king thanked the businessman and
ordered the head of the bird trainer to provide all the facilities to
those beautiful falcons and make them feel comfortable in their
country.
The head trainer took the birds and
provided all essentials to help the birds adapt to the atmosphere.
Gradually, the birds adapted to the country’s atmosphere.
One
day the king wanted to see the falcons fly as he heard that one of
those falcons fly to great heights in a very high speed.
The king was quite surprised and rewarded
the bird trainer with handful of gold coins. He enquired about the
other falcon bird. The bird trainer head stated with regret that the
other falcon did not move even a step from the day one and just sits in
the branch. The trainer also added that he tried everything best he
could do and still he failed to make this bird move.
The king consoled him and told the
trainer that he would bring someone who is more experienced than him or
an old man who knew about falcons.
The
king announced about his requirement to make falcon move and fly.
Hearing this announcement, an old man reached King’s place and assured
him that he would make the bird fly like the other one.
The king asked the head trainer to take
the old man to the sanctuary to train the falcon and he told that he
would visit them tomorrow to see if there is any change.
Next day, the king was very surprised to
see the other falcon fly like the first one to great heights in rapid
speed. The king was too happy and rewarded him handful.
The king asked what he has done to make the bird fly in a day. The old man simply replied, ‘I just cut down the branch of the tree where this falcon bird sits.’
Many of us are like this. We have wings
to fly, we know how to fly, and where to fly still we sit doing nothing
or doing something that makes us inferior to others.
Don’t try to walk when you have wings to fly!
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Thursday, 19 June 2014
Don’t desire to walk when you have wings to fly
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