In a forest there lived a lioness who had two cubs. She loved her two cubs very much. Till the time the cubs were small, the lioness used to hunt them every day and feed them well. But when the children were a little older, he wanted to take them hunting so that they too could hunt. The elder child immediately got ready, but the younger one said, I am not feeling well, I will go after a few days. Today, not tomorrow, etc. Started making. The elder child started hunting with his mother. A few days passed, but the younger child still did not agree to go hunting. In fact, he was very lazy. Why should I do (Continued) The tigress would explain to him very much that he was a lion cub, he would have to struggle to get his food or laziness would become his habit. The little child would listen to his mother's advice in one ear and take it out the other. Time passed quickly and quickly Both the cubs of the lioness grew up. The older cub was very agile and agile, on the contrary, the younger cub remained sluggish and lazy. He was crawling on the pieces of his mother and elder brother. One day a hunter came in the forest and shot the lioness. The elder cub wanted to take revenge on the hunter,
but the hunter had disappeared in the forest. The elder cub came back to his brother and said to him, Look, brother, after mother, you are mine, we lost our lives due to our own weakness.
I am afraid that your laziness and laziness will not harm you. So now you leave your laziness and go hunting with me. Hearing this, the little lion got angry and roared and said, "You are jealous of me.
I care about you." Do not. God has created me, He will protect me, He will provide for me. On this, the lion said, "Indeed, God is Sustainer. He created everyone, and He also gives sustenance to everyone. But at the same time, He also says that if you work hard, I will give you its fruits. When you do not work for sustenance.
If you do, where will he give you sustenance? The little lion said, I don't need to give this advice. I understand my good and bad." The big lion was very saddened by this stubbornness of his younger brother, and he went quietly. Days passed by, whenever he hunted, he would give his share to him. And he used to eat it with great relish, dressed in immoral clothes. After a few days, the big lion had a wife and children, now he had to feed his children and also take care of his younger brother. So sometimes his little cubs would starve. The elder lion got tired of his younger brother's bad habits and left him to fend for himself. Now the little lion started to be hungry. He became lazy after eating. He did not have the courage to hunt. Small fat rabbits like jackals and foxes would pass by, and he would devour them. Still, his stomach was not full. Slowly. He became weak. One day a hungry mouse passed by the lion, he thought the lion was dead and started eating it by cutting off its ears. Being full, the mouse happily went to his companions and told them the good news. They all climbed on him, shouting slogans, and began to eat the meat from whatever part they wanted. It was taken to a terrible end. It is true. "The fate of the lazy is always bad"
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