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Life Lesson

How many times have we harshly judged people and spread lies about them before having the time to assess the situation?

By Lawal Published about a year ago 4 min read

STORY 1:

Life Lesson!!!

A dog was so loyal to a woman that she could leave her baby with him and quickly go out for some errands. She always came back to find the child sound asleep with the dog.

One day, something tragic happened. The woman, as usual, left the baby in the hands of the faithful dog and went shopping. When she returned, she discovered a horrifying scene and there was a complete mess. The baby was not in the crib, the diapers and clothes were torn, with blood stains everywhere in the room. In shock, the frightened woman began searching for the baby.

Suddenly, she saw the faithful dog coming out from under the bed, covered in blood all over, licking its mouth as if it had just finished a delicious meal. The woman was convinced that the dog had eaten her baby.

Without thinking too much, she beat the dog to death with a wooden stick. She then continued her search to find at least a part of her child's body. Soon, she saw another scene. Behind the bed was the perfectly fine baby, naked and playing on the carpet.

Under the bed, the woman discovered the torn body of a snake. It had been a fierce battle between the snake and the dog. The dog fought to protect the baby from the voracious snake. It was too late for her to make amends because, in her impatience and anger, she had killed the faithful dog.

How many times have we harshly judged people and spread lies about them before having the time to assess the situation?

For anyone reading this, I urge you to copy and paste it on your walls... I implore God's blessings on whoever shares it in at least three groups to pray to the Lord to give us the grace to avoid errors of judgment in our lives.

STORY 2:

A Lesson in Compassion

Once upon a time, in a peaceful little village, there lived a man named Samuel. Samuel was known for being wise and having a good judgment of others' characters. People often came to him for advice and answers to their problems.

One day, a rumor spread in the village that a stranger had settled in a small hut at the edge of the forest. The villagers were wary of this stranger, as he was quiet and did not socialize with them. Gossip circulated about his origins and mysterious past, fueling fears and hasty judgments.

Curious to uncover the truth, Samuel decided to visit the stranger. He walked to the hut and gently knocked on the door. An old man, with tired yet kind eyes, opened it.

Samuel sat with the stranger and spoke to him with respect and empathy. He asked why he had chosen to live isolated from the rest of the village. The stranger, named Daniel, revealed his tragic story. He had lost his family in an accident and needed solitude to mourn and heal from his pain.

Samuel listened attentively, feeling Daniel's genuine sorrow. He realized that the villagers' hasty judgments were based on assumptions and unfounded rumors. He understood the importance of giving others the benefit of the doubt and not judging without knowing the actual facts.

Samuel returned to the village and shared his experience with the inhabitants. He reminded them of Daniel's story and highlighted the mistake they had made in judging him. He urged them to show compassion and not let misleading appearances influence their perception of others.

The villagers listened intently and realized they had acted unfairly toward Daniel. They decided to visit him, this time with gifts and words of support. Together, they invited him to participate in village activities, creating an environment of acceptance and understanding.

Over time, Daniel began to open up to the villagers, sharing his wisdom and gratitude for their kindness. The people of the village, in turn, learned to not hastily judge others and to be more understanding towards those who appeared different.

This story spread to other villages, teaching everyone the value of compassion and withholding judgment. People began to realize that behind every appearance and every story, there was a person deserving of being heard and understood.

Thus, the lesson of this story is to not hastily judge others, but to give them the benefit of the doubt. Compassion and empathy can bring about positive changes and create stronger bonds between individuals. So, before passing judgment, let us take a moment to consider the circumstances and choose understanding over snap conclusions.

In a world filled with quick judgments and assumptions, let us strive to be like Samuel, the wise man who saw beyond appearances and extended his compassion to a stranger in need. May we learn to see the humanity in each person we encounter and embrace the diversity that enriches our lives.

As this story circulates, may it serve as a reminder for us all to pause, reflect, and approach others with an open heart. Let us not be swayed by rumors and appearances but seek the truth and extend understanding to those around us.

Remember, each person carries a unique story, shaped by their experiences and circumstances. It is our responsibility to listen, empathize, and withhold judgment until we truly understand. In doing so, we can foster a more compassionate and harmonious world for everyone.

So, let this story be a beacon of compassion, guiding us towards a better understanding of one another. Share it with others, and together, let us build a world that thrives on empathy, acceptance, and a willingness to see beyond the surface.

In conclusion, may this story remind us of the power of compassion, the importance of withholding judgment, and the beauty of embracing others with open hearts. Let us be the change we wish to see and create a world where understanding and empathy prevail.

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Comments (1)

  • Arjun Chauhanabout a year ago

    I feel so hurt for the dog😭🐶🐾🦮🥺😭😭

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