A dialogue between two animals

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Many old stories are told by animals written by man to convey a message to his fellow man without feeling that it is a clear message to improve his behavior in life, and to become more righteous in society. on the enemy.

It has been said on the tongues of the wise since ancient times a wisdom that few know: (I will be patient with you, the patience of a lion in carrying a frog).

It is said in the old days that there was a lion that grew old and old, and was no longer able to hunt, so he walked burdening himself from the severity of his fatigue, until he ended up with a pond full of frogs.

One of the frogs said to him: Why are you sad? He said: Why should I not be sad, but the best of my life was what I hunted from these frogs, so I was afflicted with a calamity that frogs were forbidden to me, so that even if I caught some of them, I would not dare to eat them.

So the frog went to the king of frogs, and told him what he heard from the lion, so the king came to the lion, and asked him about that, so he told him about it, so he explained what he heard from him.

And the king of frogs said to him: Why is that? How did you do this? He said: I cannot take anything from these frogs except what the king gives as alms to me.

He said: Why is that? He said: Because I sought after a frog to catch him, so I forced him to the house of a hermit, so he entered the house, and I entered after him, and in the house is the son of the hermit, so I hit the finger of the boy and I thought he was a frog, so I killed him with my fangs.

So I ran away, so the hermit followed me, so he prayed for me and cursed me and said: Just as I killed this boy unjustly, I pray for you to be humiliated and disgraced, and to be a vehicle for the king of frogs, and it is forbidden to eat them except what their king gives you as alms.

So I came to you to ride me, acknowledging this and being satisfied with it, so the king of frogs wanted to ride the lion, and he thought that it was an honor and an honor for him.

So the lion rode for days, then the lion said: I have learned that I am deprived and cursed, and I am not able to hunt except what I gave as alms to me of frogs. So make me a sustenance to live by.

The king of frogs said: By my life, you have no need for a provision to live with and establish you, so he ordered two frogs every day to be taken and pushed to him.

So he lived by that, and his submission to the humiliated enemy did not harm him, and that became his livelihood and livelihood.

Here, in the conclusion, draw your attention, dear reader, to the fact that such a story happens to a person in his daily life, and he must sometimes be patient with what he cannot bear so that he can live and continue.