THE LION AND THE MOUSE
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THE LION AND THE MOUSE |
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A Lion lay sleeping in the woodland, his incredible head laying on his paws. A shy little Mouse happened upon him out of the blue, and in her fear and flurry to escape kept running over Lion’s nose. Awakened from his snooze, the Lion laid his tremendous paw irately on the small animal to slaughter her.
“Save me!” asked the poor Mouse. “Kindly released me and sometime in the future I will doubtlessly reimburse you.” The Lion was tremendously entertained to believe that a Mouse would ever help him. In any case, he was liberal lastly released the Mouse. Some days after the fact, while stalking his prey in the woodland, the Lion was getting in the works of a seeker’s net. Unfit to free himself, he filled the timberland with his irate thundering. The Mouse knew the voice and rapidly found the Lion battling in the net. Racing to one of the incredible ropes that bound him, she chewed it until it separated, and soon the Lion was free. “You giggled when I said I would reimburse you,” said the Mouse. “Presently you see that even a Mouse can support a Lion.“
_A thoughtfulness is never wasted._
SRI RAMAKRISHNA TODAY 