Struggling Father desirous to see his Son - 34

My Dearest Beta Shanu,

Did you played Holi, or was it always like Shanu “No!” “No!” “No!” Shanu “Don’t do this!” Shanu “Don’t do that!” Shanu “Say Sorry” Shanu “Give this” Shanu “Go away!” and on and on. Hope this doesn’t slays your freedom and creativity. Ha! Ha! Ha! Don’t worry son, its you who will decide you own destiny. Remember “Yes” is more positive and important. Failure or success by self experimentation and self belief and self exploration is more important than repeated blind success based on external advices. Always allow your thoughts to travel and you also travel with them to places and pages of history, present and future. Never do an research on someone else’s postulates as they never are path breaking, always create, worship the creator and create, my son. Innovation is for followers, leaders are creators and are the most simple and humble beings. Segregation is always negative it’s the universal definition which matters, and the incubators and innovators will follow your universal ideas to create innovations, to create applications and methods for the universal kind and possibly for human kind. Always remember your teachers will have their own limitations; learn from them after your own evaluation; but follow your own beliefs and ideas. You have a very strong and honest character, never compromise on it, but be flexible as the trees who don’t bend during heavy storms are uprooted. It’s like your character is like Himalaya, though lots of things are happening underneath and surrounding it, it still stands tall and rigid, but the trees on it are tall and all flexible and rarely get uprooted unlike the trees on plains. Be like both, only then you will be a true leader. There is something special in you which will not only provide path and direction to the disillusioned but will architect harmony as an essential gradient of being’s lifecycle. I still remember the words of the ‘special nurse’ when you were born and they provide me confidence that you have a sacred heart and soul. Your simplicity have been and will be my guide and we will meet soon, I hope and I pray.

Continuing on our storytelling journey, here is today’s stooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooorieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! Beta today’s story is taken from the famous folk tales of fables. This is story of a Lion and Dog. Enjoy!

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Once upon a time there lived a farmer. Farmer had cows and few horses in his farm. He had a dog also.

The farmer was a kind man, He took care of all the animals. All the animals lived in the barn. But the dog was allowed to live inside the house. This made dog very proud.

The dog always use to tell all the other animals that how important animal he was, but all the other animals knew the reality and knew that the dog was only acting proud.

Soon the proud dog got into the habit of barking at all the animals, trying to attract attraction. Even the farmer saw the dog barking but he never used to say anything to the dog.

One day the dog said to himself that the animals in the farm don’t think how important animal I am so I will go to the forest and tell all the animals over there that how important I am.

So the dog left his master and the farm and went to the jungle. There he saw a deer drinking water. He started barking loudly at deer. The poor deer became scared and ran as fast as he could. Dog was very happy and thought so the animals in jungle know how important and powerful I’m and thus I will never go back to farm.

Then he saw a lion sleeping under a tree. Let me tell the lion who I’m, though dog. So he went to the lion and barked loudly. Lion woke up and was very annoyed. He roared very loudly at dog. The dog got scared and ran towards the farm from where he came.

HA! HA! HA!
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When the things become difficult I look upon you as you’re the impression of my inner self and heart as I kept you there for almost 9 months, and even before you were born in this world you were there with me. I will always be with you as you are with me, my beta.

Om!

Your Father
Ravi