Not only mine but stories were of utmost importance for my cousins, my friends and whoever is of my age then. Stories were an integral part of my childhood. They Also used to tell us how Shivaji Maharaj fought for building Maratha Empire, how Gandhiji played a huge part in India’s fight for freedom, how my grandparents made their way to the successful life fighting against all odds, how they used to read so many books in their childhood, how people are doing great thing in their lives, how my father did really well in his studies… While growing up, my mother and school teachers asked me to read books like Gotya, Chingi, Bokya Satbande, Faster Fene, Shyamchi Aai etc. My mother and granny used to tell us lot many stories from Ramayana, Mahabharata, Panchatantra, Bhagavata and other Puranas. That was a famous story from Panchatantra which I read in my childhood. Moral: Focusing on solutions is important than focusing on problems. Thus, the wise old rabbit saved all the animals in the forest. The enraged lion jumped into the well to attack the other lion and ended up dying. He considered his reflection to be his enemy. As the lion growled, his reflection did the same. The wise rabbit took the lion to a deep well and showed him his own reflection.
The lion was extremely angry and asked the rabbit to take him to meet the new lion.
I managed to escape and came here.” The rabbit also mentioned that the other lion was challenging this one. The lion furiously asked him, “Why are you so late?” The rabbit answered, ”A group of rabbits were coming to you, but on their way, the others were attacked by another ferocious lion. He travelled slowly and reached the lion’s den before sunset. The lion agreed, When it was the rabbit’s turn, they decided to send the wise old one. One day they decided that each animal would go to the lion per day as his prey. Once upon a time, there lived a greedy lion who attacked and killed animals and that’s why every animal in the jungle was very afraid of him.
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