The moral of the story is, make new friends but keep the old. The one is sliver, the older gold.

We should not trust strangers by coming in their frivolous talk, but should be careful from them.

The story teaches us to act swiftly and quickly if they see trouble ahead.

The moral of the story is to value the things we have.

Those who dream big and think positively will grow and prosper. Those who think negatively and refuse to risk will get swallowed up by life.

The moral of the story is being in a state of two minds is never a good thing. Moreover, if even a single finger is chopped off; it is going to harm the whole hand.

The moral of this story is that intelligence always has an upper hand when compared to physical strength.

A fairy tale about a young Prince who lives and dies in a Palace where sadness is not allowed to enter. When he dies his statue is set on a tall column. From this height, he can see all the misery in the city. He weeps and wants to help his people.

A Cock started scratching the straw among Horses stamped their hooves. The Cock said everyone had to be careful that they did not tread on each other.

Moral of the story is that, self importance can be harmful.