AG Ahmad

  Moral Story No: 7 Story for Normal Students Honesty Is The Best Policy Other Possible Morals: i. Honesty is the best policy, ii. Virtue never goes unrewarded. iii. Virtue is its own reward. iv. Wisdom lies in that which is truth. v. Honesty never goes unrewarded. The Woodcutter And His Axe Once there lived a poverty-stricken woodcutter in a village. He was very poor but he was honest. He was very famous for his honesty and integrity. He knew, “The eye of a greedy man and the belly of a glutton are never satisfied.” He had a large family to support. He was the sole bread earner. He used to go to the bank of a river to cut wood. He cut the wood and sold it in the market. He always thanked God for his hard earned livelihood. As, it is wisely said, “No legacy is so rich as honesty.” One day he was cutting the branches of a tree on the bank of the river. Unfortunately, his axe slipped from his hand and fell into the river. He did not know how to swim. A...

  Moral Story No: 6 Story for Normal Students Do Good, Have Good Other Possible Morals: i. Do good and have good. ii. Virtue never goes waste/ unrewarded. iii. One good turn deserves another. iv. Virtue has its own reward. v. Good mind, good find. vi. Do not fear to help others in the hour of need. vii. Act well and be rewarded well viii. Do unto others as you would be done by.   “The Slave and A Lion” In ancient times, a cruel master had many slaves. He tortured them just for fun and joy. Anderson was one of his slaves. Although, Anderson always did his work diligently, his master was not satisfied with his work. The master often got furious at his work and tortured him severely. As, is wisely said, “Ruthless power justifies itself at the expense of the poor and the weak." One day, Anderson escaped from the cruel claws of his master and took refuge in a cave. There he came across a fierce lion. He got frightened. He wanted to run away to sa...