Wisdom

Once upon a time in ancient days when magic was a friend to man, there lived a small dwarf named Churo. Churo was looking for a person who could do exceptional things and possessed a brave heart to help him. He traveled through the lands and began searching for the person who deserved his help until he met a young man named Antonio who lived in a distant village. Antonio was a clockmaker, generous, intelligent, and dedicated to his work. Churo loved him, got to know him, and they became friends. Churo was waiting for an opportunity to help him. ...

One day, there was a lazy farmer living with his wife and children. This farmer would wake up every morning, go to the well to bathe, then return to his home to sleep again. Despite owning a large piece of land, he never cared about farming it. His wife was the one who cared for the land to provide them with food. Every day, before going to the field, his wife would try to wake him from sleep so he would go with her. But he would refuse to wake up and pretend to be asleep so he wouldn’t work in the field. His wife felt severe distress from his laziness, but she didn’t know how to deal with him. ...

In ancient times, there was a poor beggar who roamed the streets and collected what people gave him. At the end of the day, he went to his hut to place what he had collected all day. But every day he found that what he had placed had decreased. One day he waited in the hut to see who was taking his food. He found a mouse coming and eating from the food, leaving him only eight things. He asked it, “Why do you eat my food every day?” The mouse said to him, “This is your lot! You’ll only get eight things every day.” ...

There was a merchant in a village who had three sons. The eldest son decided to work abroad. The merchant asked him, “We have no shortage here, so why do you want to go abroad?” But the son wasn’t convinced and obtained everything for his travel on the ship, and he wasn’t convinced. After a few days, he stopped at the port and found a wooden fence saying that whoever returned the princess would be given half the kingdom as a prize. ...

In ancient times, there was a poor farmer living with his daughter in a small house. The city’s ruler had granted them a small piece of land to farm and live from its produce. One day, while the farmer was plowing the land, he found a beautiful golden box. When he opened it, he found it empty. He told his daughter that he intended to give it to the ruler as a gift. ...

Once upon a time, Henry and his wife Bloria lived in a small village. Henry sold milk and owned a cow pen with his wife. They were accustomed to caring for their cows and providing them with good food and treatment. Therefore, the cows produced high-quality milk, which made everyone in the village buy from him. His work profited well, but despite that, he wasn’t happy. He dreamed of buying a large house and expensive clothes. His wife said to him, “Greed won’t benefit you. We profit a lot, and we should be happy.” He said to her, “How can we be happy with a small house and the cow pen around us? The smell of cows is unbearable.” ...

In ancient times, there lived a righteous man who had three sons: Hamid, Hamdan, and Mahmoud. This man was poor at the beginning of his life, but he worked diligently and sincerely until he had a large trade. He also bought a piece of land that he farmed in his free time from trade, which provided him with a large income. When the man grew old, he gathered his three sons and said to them, “I have grown old, my sons, and have become unable to work. Therefore, I will leave everything I own for you to manage yourselves.” Mahmoud said to his father, “Father, I love trade, and I am skilled in it. If you leave me your trade, I will care for it and develop it.” The father agreed but stipulated that his son Mahmoud must never cheat in trade and must give out zakat money from the wealth at its appointed time. ...

It is told that in ancient times in a small city called Ayom, there was a painter named Albrat. And Albrat was very skilled in drawing. So he used to draw wonderful pictures and sell them to earn his living from them. And he used to draw the plants, the stars, and everything in it as if he was creative. But because the city was very small, Albrat was selling a very small number of pictures, and his family’s living wasn’t enough for all the food and clothes he needed. So he thought to move from this city to go to a large city where he could sell his pictures. ...

It is told that once upon a time, there was a small girl named Sarah who lived in a kingdom ruled by a queen called Mili. This kingdom was called Monoli, and Sarah lived with her grandparents in Monoli with happiness. She loved her grandparents very much. She had a friend named Lucy whom she loved very much, and Sarah and Lucy worked always with happiness all the time. But in the recent past they didn’t work always because their families were exposed to a big danger. This danger was about a big villain called “Gink” who ruled by killing “a thousand” every year. And they would call his name in a “G.” And this evil deed had started by sticking to the queen of the kingdom Mili. ...

The famous traveler is one of the famous personalities mentioned in a book of ancient and modern stories. He is distinguished by that he includes a large group of famous thieves he made them his friends in a strange and wonderful way, and the book mentions the two kings, the king called Shar and his wife Queen Shar who made a decision to kill every wise one of his kingdom after her night one only of the marriage, by standing guard every night without talking to her until she hears her story in the next day. ...