The old tiger

There was a tiger who had become very weak and old. It was no longer possible for him to hunt other animals. Thinking that it would be easier to catch men and women, he slowly walked to a village nearby. He went and sat on the edge of a muddy pond, waiting for someone to come by.

Many days passed by, but seeing the tiger, no one dared to come near the pond.

One day the tiger found a gold bangle. He knew that some people were very greedy. So he decided to use the gold bangle to trap greedy people and eat them.

He sat on the edge of the pond and whenever anyone come by, he would speak like a holy man, “Here is a gold bangle. Come and take it.” But those who saw him would get scared and run away.

Then one day, a man came to the other side of the pond to get some water.

The tiger shouted, “Here is a gold bangle. Come and take it. ”

The man replied, “I want the bangle but I am afraid that you might kill me.”

The tiger said, “I did kill in the past, but now I do not kill. I have sinned a lot. Now I want to be free of them. So every day, I take a bath in the pond and then give charity. Today, I want to give this gold bangle to you.”

The man said, “I want to take the gold bangle but what if you kill me? ”

The tiger said, “Just look at me. I am so weak and old and I cannot use my claws. Why do you fear me?”

The man believed the tiger and went into the pool to wade across the tiger. But his feet got caught in the mud and he got stuck in the pond.

The man shouted, “Help me please. I am stuck. I can't move at all.”

The tiger thought, “It is so good for me, my dear man, that you are greedy. Now I can really help you out or rather help myself. ”

The man shouted again, “Help me.”

The tiger shouted, “Don't worry, man. I am here. I am coming to help you out. You listened to me and now I will listen to you, and come and help you.”

And the tiger pounced upon the man. But the tiger did not help the man. It caught the man and jumped away from the pool to the other side.

Then the hungry tiger killed and ate the man, glad that the man had been greedy as well as very foolish.

The tiger then sat on the edge of the pond, with the gold bangle in his hand, waiting for another greedy man to come by also read the foolish tortoise.

A broken friendship between lion and bull

Broken friendship between the lion and the bull

Once upon a time there was a cow one day, a cow wandered off and lost its way back to the village where it lived, and instead reached a forest. There the cow met a lioness. They became friends and were very happy together. After sometime, the cow gave birth to a bull calf and the lioness gave birth to a cub. Both the babies grew up playing together and became true friends.

A woodcutter saw the bull and the lion playing together, and went to tell the king about this unusual thing.

The king said to the woodcutter, “when you see the third animal with these two friends, then come and tell me."

The woodcutter returned after a few days and told the king that now a jackal also stayed with the bull and the lion.

The wise king said, “Now the jackal will not let them be friends. He will make them fight. So, let us go to the forest. "

The king was right. The jackal went first to the lion and said, “The bull is not your friend. He speaks ill about you behind your back.”

And then the jackal went to the bull and told the same thing to the bull. Both the bull and the lion were foolish and believed what the jackal said.

Instead of talking to each other and finding out the truth, they blindly believed the cunning jackal.

The deep friendship of the bull and the lion because of the jackal. They started disliking each other.

The bull and the lion

One day, a big fight ensured between the lion and the bull, they both fought fiercely. They both were badly  hurt and soon died.

This is what the jackal wanted.

Actually, he wanted to eat the flesh of the bull and the lion because he had never eaten such flesh before.

For his own selfish motive, he had created rift between the two good friends.

When the king came to the forest, he saw the jackal eating the flesh of the bull and the lion.

The King felt sorry that the bull and the lion had not trusted each other. They had believed whatever the jackal had told them about each other.

The King was very angry with the jackal for turning the two good friends into bitter enemies.

So he picked up his bow and arrow, and aimed at the jackal. The jackal did not see the King because he was busy eating the flesh of the bull and the lion.

The arrow hit the jackal and he died at once. The King went back to his palace still feeling sad about the broken friendship between the lion and the bull also read the hungry fox and the cock a matter of trust.

The saddest love story - The First Vampire [Love story of Ambrogio and Selene]

The saddest love story between Ambrogio and Selene. The next morning Ambrogio would take Selene with him but that night Ambrogio was cursed by the God of Sun. The next morning Selene had been waiting for Ambrogio. She had been waiting so long. Ambrogio was begging for his love but his skin was burned by the sun light. So he had to find a place to hide somewhere and had to leave Selene to protect himself. Will he leave Selene forever? Read this emotional story.

Ambrogio had to drink Selene's blood

The first vampire started out as not a vampire at all, he was a young handsome boy from Itally named Ambrogio. He was an Italian born adventurer, he was a nice guy who fate brought to Delphi, in Greece.

Ambrogio The First Vampire

Once upon a time there was a man named Ambrogio. He was a young adventurer. He had always longed to travel to Greece to have his fortune told by the Oracle of Delphi. He was a kindness man. When he was an adult, he got on a boat and sailed to the western edge of Greece, near Astakos. He travelled east until he eventually reached the city of Delphi. Most of the time he spent time in Greece.

Delphi was home to a great temple of Apollo, he was the sun god. It was also the home of the Pythia, he was a prophet. The Pythia would sit in a chamber within the temple and speak of prophecies, inspired by Apollo.

When Ambrogio finally arrived at the temple, he went to speak to the Pythia. The Pythia, whose words were often cryptic, said only few words : “The curse. The moon. The blood will run."

Ambrogio was thinking about the meaning of Pythia's word and could not sleep that night. He stayed awake outside the temple, pondering the meaning of Pythia's words. As the sun rose in the morning he realized that he had not slept. As he walked back toward the town he saw a beautiful woman dressed in white robes walking to the temple. He ran over to her and introduced himself.

Selene The Goddess of Moonlight

Her name was Selene, she was so beautiful that Ambrogio completely fell in love with her and she was a maiden of the temple. Her sister was a Oracle, and so Selene tended to the temple and took care of her sister while in her entrance state.

For next few days every morning Ambrogio met Selene at dawn before she entered the temple. They soon fell in love.

One day Ambrogio had to leave Greece. On his last day in Greece, Ambrogio asked Selene to marry him and return with him to Italy. Selene agreed. He said he would make the preparations then meet her at dawn the next morning at their meeting spot outside the temple.

Apollo, the sun god, had been watching while Ambrogio was telling Selene to take with him. He himself had taken a liking to the beautiful Selene and was enlarged that Ambrogio would come to his temple and take one of his maidens away. At sunset that night, Apollo appeared to Ambrogio and cursed him so that from that day forth a mere touch of Apollo's sunlight would burn Ambrogio's skin.

Ambrogio was distraught. He was set to leave with Selene in the morning, but he would not be able to meet her at sunrise as he promised because of the curse. Having nowhere else to turn, he ran to a cave that led to Hades for protection. Hades, god of the underworld, listened to his tale and made him a deal. If he could steal the silver bow of Artemis and bring it back, Hades would grand him and Selene protection in the underworld. The deal specified that Hades would give Ambrogio a magical wooden bow and 11 arrows to hunt with. He was to offer his hunting trophies to Artemis in order to gain her favor and steal her silver bow. As collateral, Ambrogio had to leave his soul in Hades until he returned with the bow. Should he return without the silver bow, he would have to live in Hades forever, never to return to Selene. Having no other choice, Ambrogio agreed.

He had no way to contact Selene. He had parchments, but no writing implement, so he took his bow and arrow and killed a swan. Using its feather as a pen, and it's blood as the ink, he wrote her a note that explaining that he could not meet with her but would find a way for them to be together. He left the note in their meeting place and ran off to find a place to hide from the sunlight.

Selene was devastated when she found the note, but she kept working at the temple as she did not want to anger Apollo any further. The next morning, Selene went back to the meeting place, but once again Ambrogio was not there. She saw another piece of parchment with writing in blood on it. It was a love poem from Ambrogio.

Before morning for 44 days Ambrogio slew a swan and used it's blood to write Selene a love poem. After draining the blood and taking a single feather he offered the body of the swan as a tribute to Artemis, the goddess of hunting and the moon, and also sister of Apollo. He hoped that even if he could not steal her bow, she would be honoured by the tribute and would be able to convince her brother Apollo to remove the curse.

On the 45th night, Ambrogio had only one arrow left. He shot it at a swan and missed, the arrow sailing into the distance. He had neither the blood to write Selene's poem nor the swan to sacrifice to Artemis. He fell to the ground and wept.

Seeing how good of a hunter and how dedicated of a follower Ambrogio had been, Artemis came down to him. He begged Artemis to let him borrow her bow and an arrow so he could kill one last bird and leave a final note to Selene.

Artemis took pitty on him and agreed to let him borrow her silver bow and an arrow. He took the bow, and in desperation, ran to the cave that led to Hades. Artemis realized what was happening and cast her own curse on Ambrogio. The curse caused all silver burn his skin. Ambrogio dropped the silver bow and fell to the ground in pain.

Artemis was furious at his deceit, but he begged her for fogginess. He explained the deal he was forced to make with Hades, his curse by Apollo, and his love for Selene. He apologized profusely and swore that he had no other choice.

Artemis took pitty on him again and decided to give him one last chance. She offered to make him a great hunter, almost as great as she was, with the speed and strength of a god and fangs with which to drain the blood of the beasts to write his poems. In exchange for this immortality, he would have to agree to a deal. He and Selene would have to escape Apollo's temple and worship only Artemis forever. The catch was that Artemis was a virgin goddess, and all of her followers had to remain chaste and unmarried, so Ambrogio was never allowed to touch Selene again.

Ambrogio agreed. At least this way he and Selene could be together. He killed another swan and left Selene a note telling her to meet him on a ship at the docks.  Before dawn the next morning, she she saw the note and ran away before Apollo could notice.

When Selene arrived at the dock she found Ambrosio's ship and met him down in the hull. There was a wooden coffin with a note on it, telling her to order the ship's captain to set sail, and to open the coffin only after the sun had set. She did as the note said, and after the sunset she opened the coffin to find Ambrogio alive and well.

The couple sailed to Ephesus, where they lived in a cave during the day and worshiped Artemis at her grand temple every night. They lived happily together for may years.

After a number of years, Ambrosio's immortality allowed him to stay young, but Selene continued to age as a mortal. She finally fell ill and was on her deathbed. Ambrogio was distraught, knowing that he would not join Selene in the afterlife because his soul still resided in Hades. At night he went into the woods and found a white swan swimming alone in a small lake. He killed the swan and offered it to Artemis, begging for her to make Selene immortal so they could stay together forever.

Artemis appeared to him. Thankful for his years of dedication and worship, she made him one last deal. Artemis told Ambrogio that he could touch Selene just once - to drink her blood. Doing so would kill her mortal body, but from then on, her blood mixed with his could create eternal life for any who drink of it. If he did this, Artemis would see to it that they stayed together forever.

Ambrogio wanted to refuse, but after telling Selene what happened, Selene begged him to do it. After much convincing, he bit her neck and took her blood into his body. As he set her limp body down, Selene began to radiate with light, and raise up to the sky. Ambrogio watched as Selene's glowing spirit lifted to meet Artemis at the moon. When she arrived, the moon lit up with a brilliant light.

Selene became the goddess of moonlight, and every night she would reach down with her rays of light to the earth and finally touch her beloved Ambrogio as well as of their children - the newly created vampires who carried the blood of Ambrogio and Selene, together also read true love is always with you whether good or in bad time.

The love of parents - The parent's love is selfless and sacred love in the world

A mother or a father sacrifice their life for their children. When their children are sick the parents sacrifice their time, their sleep and even their food to keep watch over their children. When a child grow can he or she sacrifice his or her life for his or her parents?

Once Jesus Christ said, “There is no greater love than this, that one lays down his life to save others." He gave his life for the sake of others. Selfless love is a form of sacrifice.

In 19th century, once upon a time there was a woman when she was driving home after visiting her relatives. As the car went round a curve, it suddenly skidded due to oil lying on the road. It struck the railing and then rolled down into the river flowing parallel to the road. She somehow managed to grab her little child and raised it high out of the window. She thought that someone would save her child. She raised her little child until she died. A traveller who was passing by in another car stopped he saw a little child in the river as soon as he saw he ran down to the river. He could pick up the baby from the hands of the mother before the mother was drowned. In the dying moments, the mother thought of only her child. Her love made her hold up the baby as long as she could.

A mother's love is selfless and sacred love in the world. Even mother cannot explain what love is. But mothers are capable of feeling the warmth of love and attachment in a better way than others.

When we do not get love from we loved one - we called it love in the dark.

“Love is the place where we grow up. Love is a heaven upon earth that provides you security and support. When we do not get love from someone we loved one. We could lost our breath."

Love is a variety of different emotional and mental states, typically strongly and positively experienced, that ranges from deepest interpersonal affection to a simple pleasure.

People love each other by watching the beauty in the face. They do not try to know the behavior. They don't know how she or he behaving. Some people may act like a good person, some people may act like very good person. They just fall in love with his or her act later disappointed. If you don't see the real beauty you will be suffered. The real beauty is not in the face, the real beauty is in the heart. Do not love someone who act, love someone who can give hand when you need help.

But there were some people who misuse someone's love. A man named Robert he loves his wife Linda very much but he cheated on his wife. He had been affairing with another woman named Yushiki. He was working as an assistant manager in a bank, where he met a beautiful woman Yushiki she was working as a clerk. He always tried to attract her. Her used to help her when she needs help. He acted like he is honest, kindness, and gentleman infront of her. One day she fall in love him. He had been misusing her love. When Yushiki asked him for marriage he refused, he said I'm married I love my wife I can't marry you. Yushiki was disappointed. She was so depressed that she lost her breath for sometimes. Robert is a great cheater he cheats both his wife and Yushika.

Another story of man named Collins he is a honest, kindness, and gentleman. He had a wife named Emma. Collins was working in a private job he used to be busy everyday. Sometimes he used to bring his friend. Oneday he left his friend Roston in his house. He believes his wife and his friend. But they were having some fun and sex while husband is outside. Before he came Roston had have fun and leave. Collins was a great fool his friend Roston thought in fact he is intelligent. He knew that his friend Roston and his wife Emma had been affaring from last month. But he could not prove that his wife and his friend cheated him. That's why he put security camera and left his friend at home with his wife. Emma was a woman she loves her husband but she needs more pleasure.

“When someone leaves everything to get only one that is true love. True love is in the heart. "

The things people want most, cause them most sufferings.

We all know that human want is unlimited and no one can satisfied their want. If you are unsatisfied you will be suffering and cannot enjoy healthy life. If you want more you are greedy and ignorance.

People live in the sea of sufferings because of ignorance and greed. They are ignorant of the law of ‘Karma' and are greedy for the wrong kind of pleasures. They do things that are harmful to their bodies and peace of mind, so they cannot remain satisfied and thus cannot enjoy life, said Buddha.

People are like children who want more and more candies. When they can't get they are upset. If they get all the candies, they soon get tired of them and want something else. Although, they get a stomach-ache by eating many candies, they still want more. The things people want most, cause them most sufferings.

To end sufferings, one must cut off greed and ignorance.

Bhudhist call the state ‘Nirvana' in which all sufferings end. It is an everlasting state of great joy of peace. This is the ultimate goal of Buddhism.

To end sufferings, selfish desire must be removed. Just as a fire dies when no fuel is added, so unhappiness will end when the fuel of selfish desire is completely removed, there will be no suffering.