"The punishment of ego!

There was a very dense forest. There was a mango and a pimple tree in that forest. Once the bees came to live in the forest, but the bees needed a dense tree to live on the thaw.

When the queen bee stared at a pimple tree, she said to the pimple tree, This pimple brother, can I make a hive for my family on the branch of this dense tree of yours?

Pimpal did not like to be bothered by Pimpala. Out of ego and rudeness, the pimple queen said angrily to the bee, Go from here; go and do your hive elsewhere. Don't bother me.

Hearing Pimpala's speech, the mango tree standing next to him said, Pimpal brother, let him be. Let the hive do it. These will be safe in your branches.

Pimpal said to Mango, You do your job; you care so much, so why don't you ask me to be on your branch?

This caused the mango tree to be called the queen bee. If you want, you can put your hive on my branch.

On this, the queen bee built her hive on the mango tree, expressing gratitude to the tree.

Time passed, and a few days later, a few pieces of lumber came into the forest. They saw a mango tree, and they started talking to each other about how this mango tree should be cut down and taken down.

When they took their killers and started cutting down the mango tree, one looked up and said to the other, No, don't cut it. There are bee hives on this tree, which will be hard for you to read if they get up.

At the same time, one man said, Why don't you break this pimple tree? In this way, we will get more wood, and we will not be in any danger.

All those lumberjacks together started cutting down the pimple tree. The pimple tree began to cry out in pain, save...

The mango tree heard the screams of pimples.

Together, some people saw him cutting the pimple.

The mango tree bee said, We should save the life of the pimple tree. ... When the mango tree asked the bee to save the life of the pimple tree, the bees attacked them, and they fled the forest to save their lives.

The pimple tree said sorry for what you had done and thanked the bees.

Then the bee said, Don't thank us; thank the mango tree that saved your life, because he told us that if someone did bad, it didn't mean we should do the same.

Now Pimpala was repentant of his actions, and his ego was also crushed. Pimpal's tree was also punished by his ego.