"Sawan Presents The Wise Crow from Moral Stories for Children Series. The majority of children enjoy such short stories for children. As the saying goes, ""Where there is a will, there is always an opportunity"". In this extremely short narrative for young children, a clever crow is flying over the sky when it becomes thirsty. The crow notices a pot of water, but the water level inside the pot is too low for the crow to reach.
Sawan Presents The Clever Fox from Moral Stories for Children Series. Once upon a time, in a forest, there lived a cunning fox. He noticed a crow perched on a tree branch one day. She was holding a morsel of flesh in her beak. The fox considered the fact that the crow was holding a chunk of meat in her beak. I'm going to steal it and devour it."" The fox then raised his eyes to the crow and remarked, ""Good morning, Mrs. crow; you appear to be in excellent health. Your feathers are also gleaming. You are the bird's queen. Kindly perform a tune in your dulcet tones."" When the crow heard the fox's praise, he became proud and delighted. She considered, ""The fox has spoken truth to power. I am quite lovely. I'm going to sing him a song and demonstrate my wonderful voice to him as well."" The crow raised her head and cawed as she opened her mouth. The meat fragment dropped to the ground. The fox immediately ran to it and devoured it. The fox then stated to the crow, ""Put an end to your song. I desired that morsel of meat to be lodged in your beak. I've already consumed it. Many thanks. I'll provide you some guidance. Bear this in mind.
Sawan Presents The Question of the Lion from Moral Stories for Children Series. A Lion and a Man happened to be travelling through the jungle at the same time. They immediately got into a fight because each of them believed that he and his race were far superior to the other in terms of both power and intelligence. At this point, they came to a clearing in the jungle where there was a statue. It was a depiction of Heracles in the act of wrenching the jaws of the Nemean Lion from his body.
Sawan Presents The Frog And The Mouse from Moral Stories for Children Series. A short version of The Frog and the Mouse Story is presented here. Once upon a time, the frog and the mouse were friends. Every day, the frog would emerge from the pond and make his way to the base of the tree, where his friend the rat dwelt. It once happened that a frog and rat got into an altercation because the rat never sought to meet the frog. One time, the frog went to the rat and wrapped a rope around the rat's tail, with the other end of the rope being connected to one of his legs. Then the frog hopped into the river and died instantly. As a result of the rope being connected to the rat, the rat also fell into the river. The rat was unable to swim in the river due to lack of experience.
Sawan Presents An Elephant and Six Blind Men from Moral Stories for Children Series. It's the narrative of a group of blind men who have never seen an elephant before and learn and imagine what it's like by touching it. Each blind man feels a different portion of the elephant's anatomy, but just one, like the side or the tusk. They then characterise the elephant based on their limited experience, and their accounts differ from one another. In some tales, they become suspicious of the other person's dishonesty and come to blows. The parable's moral is that humans have a tendency to declare ultimate truth based on their limited, subjective experience while ignoring other people's limited, subjective experiences, which may also be true.
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