Problems in Life|مشکلات زندگی


“177th story”

First published in Feb.05.2021

Ali lived in a village. His everyday work was to go to the woods and gather broken branches to sell as firewood. He always tried to get home before dark as he was so afraid of wild animals.

One day when he was in the woods very far from home, the weather suddenly got dark and stormy. The blizzard didn’t let him see correctly, and he got lost. He was circling for hours. Two shiny eyes drew the attention that was staring at him.

He couldn’t see correctly, but he felt that it should be a stray dog. Ali held a thick branch and got ready to fight the dog if it attacks.

The dog attacked Ali, and in a tough battle, Ali could kill the wild, stray dog. He put the dog’s dead body on his shoulder to show his family how brave he was. He finally found his way to the village, when it was almost morning.

One of his neighbors saw Ali carrying a dead leopard on his shoulder. The neighbor screamed: “Ali killed a leopard!!!”

When Ali heard that he fought with a leopard, he fainted. Ali couldn’t see at that storm, the dog was a leopard.

Otherwise, he would have fainted right in front of the leopard and would easily be the leopard’s meal.

Problems in life are exactly like that. Start fighting with them, no matter how big they are. Don’t let fear stop you. You are more powerful than you think.

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46 comments

  1. Wise! The stories you post are always full of wisdom. I enjoy reading them 😀👏

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  2. Problems of life are often different from other problems.

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  3. I’m glad Ali didn’t notice he was carrying a dead leopard either.beautiful post.

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  4. I ordered your new picture book of 30 short stories and read it in one sitting. Although I suppose it’s intended for children, I enjoyed every story. “Racism” was the icing on the cake! So sad you had that experience. Everyone can learn a lesson from it and the other 29 stories in the book. I hope all your books sell well.

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  5. Another great thoughtful story! Thank you Laleh! One can learn so much out of these fables.Michael

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  6. I love this. Your stories are always wonderful. 💖💖🌷🌷

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  7. Great story and great lesson.

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  8. Una bella metafora, fa riflettere.

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  9. Reblogged this on By the Mighty Mumford and commented:
    HAVE TO READTHIS ONE AGAIN! ❤

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  10. Hi Laleh. I’d like to post this tomorrow as a Guest Blog. May I? (I’d like to change the title to “Don’t Let Fear Stop You.”)

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  11. fog frog croak
    no damn joke
    war is hell
    and what the fuck we fightin fer?

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  12. This is a very important point.

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  13. I love this story and such a great idea .Anita

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  14. Wonderful story, dear Laleh! And…just in time! Thank you! 🙂 🌹🌹🌹

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  15. Another blessed story! Thank you Laleh for sharing your gift. In life, sometimes what is hidden from us is unable to take our focus from the task before us.

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