The Lost Seedling | Moral story | English story | Short story | Hindi story

Once upon a time, in a lush green village nestled amidst the rolling hills of India, there lived a kind and elderly farmer named Panditji. He was known for his wisdom and love for nature. Panditji spent his days tending to his bountiful fields and caring for all living beings with utmost compassion. His heart would fill with joy seeing the crops grow and the animals flourish under his care. One monsoon, as the rains poured down, the village rejoiced, for they knew it would bring prosperity and abundance. During the rainy season, Panditji would always set aside a special day to plant seeds that he had collected over the years. These seeds held a magical legacy; they were passed down through generations and were believed to bring good fortune and happiness to those who nurtured them. On this particular day, as the raindrops danced merrily, Panditji set out to plant the precious seeds. But as he was walking towards the field, he noticed a group of playful children running and giggling thr...

The Talking Ants | Moral story | English story | Short story | Hindi story

Once upon a time in a small village, there lived a wise and kind old man named Raman. He was known for his compassion and empathy towards all living beings, big or small.

One hot summer day, as Raman was tending to his garden, he noticed a trail of tiny ants struggling to carry food to their anthill. He saw one particular ant, much smaller than the others, who seemed to be struggling the most. The old man couldn't bear to see the little ant suffer, so he bent down and gently placed a few grains of rice near the ant's path.


To Raman's astonishment, the tiny ant looked up at him and said, "Thank you, kind sir, for your help. May the universe bless you for your generosity."

The old man was taken aback but delighted that the ant could speak. He replied, "You can talk! How is that possible?"


The ant smiled and explained, "Long ago, I was a human, but I always lacked empathy and compassion for others. One day, I got transformed into an ant to learn the value of kindness. I've been trying to improve my nature ever since."

Raman was deeply moved by the ant's story and realized that every living being deserved love and respect, regardless of their size or form. He continued to help the ants and other creatures in his garden, nurturing a deep sense of empathy within himself.


Moral: True kindness knows no boundaries; it extends to all living beings, big or small.

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