The
Ant and the Elephant
A small ant was biting an elephant near the ears;
the elephant said, "You little Ant, you are too small; if I swing my ears,
you will fall dead.
The Ant said, "My dear huge elephant, you are
right; I know I will fall dead, but before you swing your ears, listen to my
words of wisdom."
The elephant, with a smile, said, "Go
ahead."
The Ant said,
Size doesn't matter; it is the competency.
Longevity doesn't matter; what we can do in our
short span of life matters.
It is not the problem's size that matters; how you
handle it matters.
The elephant said, "You are small by size but
large with wisdom."
The Ant smiled, "It is your turn; go ahead and
swing your ears."
The elephant slowly kneeled and said, "You can
climb down and walk peacefully."
The Ant stood opposite the elephant and bowed by
saying, "Thank you for sparing my life."
The elephant said, "I should bow in front of
you for your wisdom."
While the Ant was moving forward, a speeding truck
approached the Ant and applied a sudden brake. Seeing the elephant
The elephant told the Ant, "Now you can cross
the road."
The Ant moved swiftly towards the jungle.
In life, we will encounter people like
ants, who will be wise, and people like elephants, who will be nice; let us
learn from everyone around us.
M.L.Narendra
Kumar
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