Greed vs Need- A Lesson from an Ant

Greed vs Need- A Lesson from an Ant

A group of ants were moving a piece of bread together; a young man whispered in the ant's ears, why don't you move it separately so you can have a larger piece?

The ant replied greed is the human way of life; we are insects; we live for our needs and work together to achieve them.

The man was shocked listening to the statement. One of the ants asked the fellow what he told; the ant replied that the greedy human being was preaching greed without realising that we live together and live for others.

The ant said, "Our life span is less, but our lessons are eternal."

If you don't understand the difference between need and greed, you will sleep with stress, not your spouse.

If we don't work together, our coffins will have edges, but no people to carry us.

Let us learn lessons from nature and protect nature.

M.L. Narendra Kumar

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