The Story of Ungratefulness

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Story Of Ungratefulness

Page 1: Once upon a time there was a sanctuary of a great saint in a jungle. He worshipped god for years and acquired great spiritual powers. One day he was absorbed in mediation.

Page 2: Suddenly a small and weak mouse fell down in his lap. Probably he was fallen down from some eagle’s mouth. He was terrified and was looking for mercy.

Page 3: The great saint felt pity on him and after that he started taking care of that mouse personally. The mouse became healthy and fearless in no time due to the saint’s good care.

Page 4: One day the mouse was roaming here and there in the sanctuary. Suddenly he saw a cat running towards him. The mouse ran as fast as he could to save his life.

Page 5: The saint saw a cat chasing his pet mouse. He transformed the mouse into a cat with the help of his spiritual powers. Now the saint thought that his dear mouse could live without any fear.

Page 6: The mouse, which had become a cat, now lived without the terror of cats. One day a dog saw him and chased him for food. The mouse ran as fast as he could to save his life.

Page 7: The saint saw a dog chasing his pet mouse. Then he transformed the mouse, which was now a cat into a dog. The saint thought that his dear mouse now could live without any fear.

Page 8: The mouse, which had now become a dog, started living without the terror of dogs. One day he was roaming in the jungle. Suddenly he saw a lion looking at him. The dog ran as fast as he could to save his life.

Page 9: The saint saw a lion chasing his pet mouse while passing by the jungle. Then he transformed the mouse, which was now a dog into a lion. The saint thought that his dear mouse now could live without any fear.

Page 10: The mouse became fearless. The mouse, which used to be afraid of other animals, now wanted to terrorize others. He was very proud to be a lion. But there was only one problem.

Page 11: Everybody in the sanctuary and jungle knew his truth that he was just a weak mouse who had become a lion by the grace of a great saint. So nobody got afraid of him. He felt insulted.

Page 12: He thought, “If I kill the saint, everybody would start taking me seriously, nobody would mistake me for a weak mouse.” The thankless mouse forgot the saint’s grace and mercy.

Page 13: The lion went to the saint and as soon as he jumped upon him, the saint got alert and transformed him into a mouse by his spiritual powers.

Page 14: The moral of the story is “We should never forget our truth and always be grateful to the people who helped and supported us in bad times.”