Never Give Up Ramashish Yadav

"To be successful in life, stand in the crowd of successful people. They will make them successful by pushing them"


Once a king was passing through a forest with his convoy for hunting purpose. The hunt was not seen far and wide, they slowly entered the pouring forest. Just a few days away, they saw some hiding place of the bandits. As soon as they reach him that the parrot sitting on the nearby tree spoke -


Catch Catch a king is coming. It has a lot of goods. Loot it.


Hearing the voice of the parrot, all the bandits ran towards the king. Seeing the bandits coming in and out, the king and his soldiers ran away. Rushing Koso went away. A big tree appeared in front. After some time went to that tree to relax, as soon as it reached the tree that the parrot sitting on that tree spoke -


Come Rajan, welcome to our monk Mahatma's hut. Come in and drink water and relax.


The king was shocked to hear this parrot, and started thinking how the behavior of two beings of the same caste could be so different. The king could not understand anything. He accepted the parrot and went inside to the monk's hut, the sadhu bowed down to the Mahatma and sat near him and narrated his whole story. And then gently asked, "Why is there such a difference in the behavior of these two parrots?"


Sadhu Mahatma patiently listened to all the things and said, "This is nothing but Rajan is just the effect of fellowship." Living with the bandits, the parrot has also started behaving like the bandits and has started speaking their own language. That is, the environment in which one lives becomes the same as saying that even a fool becomes a scholar by staying with the scholars and if the scholar also stays in the company of fools, then there is foolishness in him. That is why we should think with consistency. "

Friends, this story tells us that just as sugar is mixed with water, the sweetness of sugar gets into the water, in the same way, the person who lives in the company also gets jiggery in another person.