Thak-thak sound in life!!*
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A soldier Gurvit went out to inspect the borders of the state on his horse. Both the soldier and the horse were tired due to walking for hours. The soldier quenched his thirst with the water he had with him but there was no water for the poor horse anywhere.
Both of them moved ahead in search of water. After walking for a while, an old farmer was seen with his bull at a distance. He was running a water wheel to irrigate the fields.
The soldier reached near him and said, "Uncle, my horse is very thirsty, I wanted to give it some water." "Give it water, son!", said the farmer.
The soldier took the horse near the water wheel so that it could drink the water falling from it. But what is this, the horse got startled and moved back. "Hey! Why is it not drinking water?", the farmer asked in surprise.
The soldier said after thinking for a while, "Uncle! The sound of thak-thak coming from the water wheel got startled and it moved back." “If you had stopped your bull for a while, the horse would have drunk water comfortably.”
The farmer smiled, son, this thak-thak sound will keep going on… If I stop the bull, how will water rise from the well… If the horse wants to drink water, it will have to quench its thirst amidst this thak-thak sound.
The soldier understood, he again tried to make the horse drink water, the horse again backed off… But after doing this two-four times, the horse also understood that it will have to drink water amidst this thak-thak sound and it quenched its thirst despite this hindrance.
*Moral:-*
Friends, just like this horse, if our desired thing is water, then we will have to divert our attention from the thak-thak sound going on in life. We need to stop postponing our plans waiting for the right time… we need to stop avoiding important work by hiding behind excuses… we need to stop putting conditions that we will work only in ideal conditions… because the ups and downs in life will always continue, we will have to quench our thirst in these conditions.
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