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The Lion and the Bull
Do not believe gossip about a friend. Go and ask your friend instead.
The Monkey and the Wedge
Do not poke into work that is not yours to do.
The Jackal and the War Drum
Look before you run away. Many scary sounds are nothing at all.
The Blue Jackal
Pretending to be someone else never lasts. Be who you really are.
The Clever Rabbit and the Lion
A small friend with a big brain can solve a very big problem.
The Crow and the Snake
When you cannot win by strength, win by thinking.
The Heron and the Crab
A lie may work for a while, but it always gets found out.
The Sandpiper and the Sea
Never give up, even when the task looks far too big.
The Turtle Who Talked Too Much
Sometimes the wisest thing is to say nothing at all.
The Elephant and the Sparrow
Many small friends together can do what one strong one cannot.
The Wise Old Goose
Listen to those who have seen more than you. Small problems grow big.
The Monkeys and the Firefly
Advice only helps the person who is willing to listen.
Right-Mind and Wrong-Mind
A lie needs more lies to hold it up, and the whole pile falls down.
The Mice That Ate Iron
If you are unfair to someone, you may soon feel the same unfairness yourself.
The Three Fish
It is best to plan ahead. Waiting for trouble is a poor plan.
The Foolish Friend
A friend who does not think can do more harm than a person who dislikes you.
The Grateful Animals
Say thank you and mean it. Kindness deserves kindness back.
The Camel Who Trusted Wrongly
Choose your friends slowly. Sweet words are not the same as true care.
A Cure Worse Than the Illness
Think whether your help will really help, or only make things worse.
The Jackal Between Two Rams
Do not step into a quarrel that has nothing to do with you.
The Four Friends
Friends who are different can help each other in different ways.
The Doves and the Hunter's Net
When everyone pulls together, even a trap cannot hold you.
The Mouse Who Cut the Net
A good leader thinks of others before thinking of himself.
The Deer Who Was Trapped
Real friends come when you need them, even if it is difficult.
The Two-Headed Bird
When you hurt someone in your own family, you hurt yourself as well.
The Elephants and the Mice
Be kind to those smaller than you. One day they may be the ones who help you.
Sesame for Sesame
If a deal looks too good, stop and ask why.
The Greedy Jackal and the Bow
Greed makes people take one bite too many.
The Crab Who Saved a Life
Even the smallest friend can save the day.
The Monk and the Little Mouse
What we have inside changes what we believe we can do.
The Barber Who Saw Gold
Copying what someone does, without understanding why, leads to trouble.
The Man Who Got What Was Coming
What you give out tends to come back to you.
Soft the Weaver's Wish
Think carefully before you ask for something. You might get it.
The Hunter, the Deer and the Jackal
Wanting everything at once often means getting nothing at all.
The Wise Old Bird
A warning costs nothing to hear, but ignoring it can cost a lot.
The Crow Who Won a Friend
Trust is built slowly, by keeping your word again and again.
The Turtle's Welcome
Making room for someone new can be the start of a long friendship.
The Weaver's Two Choices
A house full of friends is richer than a house full of things.
The Deer, the Crow and the Jackal
New friends may be sweet, but old friends are the ones who stay.
All Four Together Again
The friends who stand by you are your greatest treasure.
The Crows and the Owls
Many quarrels carry on long after everyone has forgotten the reason.
How the Birds Chose a King
Choose a leader who can do the job, not just one who looks the part.
The Moon in the Lake
A clever word can do what a big body cannot.
The Cat's Judgment
Do not let a stranger settle your quarrel just because he speaks sweetly.
The Brahmin's Goat
If many people repeat something, it still does not make it true.
The Snake and the Ants
Never think you are too big to be taught something.
The Snake Who Paid Gold
Wanting everything at once can cost you the little you already had.
The Birds Who Would Not Help
A group that does not help each other is easy to hurt.
The Dove Who Gave Everything
Kindness can change the heart of someone who came to do harm.
The Thief and the Demon
When bad plans argue with each other, good people often escape.
The Mouse Who Became a Girl
You are happiest being who you truly are.
The Bird with Golden Feathers
Grabbing at a good thing can make it disappear.
The Cave That Talked
A calm mind can find the truth by asking one good question.
The Frog Who Rode a Snake
Be careful who you invite into your own home.
The Sage's Changing Pet
Changing how you look does not change who you are inside.
The Foolish Frogs
Ask for what is good for you, not just for what looks grand.
The Cobra and the Gold Coin
Do not trade a friendship for something you can hold in your hand.
The Crow Who Made a Plan
Patience and a plan can do what shouting and fighting never could.
The Old Owl's Warning
One careful voice is worth listening to, even when everyone disagrees.
Peace at Last
Winning a quarrel is not the same as living in peace.
The Monkey and the Crocodile
Keep your head when you are frightened. A calm mind finds the way out.
The Donkey with No Sense
If something frightened you once, stop and think before going back.
The Potter and His Scar
It is better to be good at your own work than to pretend at someone else's.
The Jackal Who Killed No Elephants
A boast is a promise you may have to keep.
The Donkey in the Tiger Skin
A costume cannot hide who you really are for very long.
The Sparrow and the Monkey
Even true advice can hurt if you give it unkindly.
The Dog Who Went Abroad
A full stomach is not worth much without peace and people who know you.
The Camel's Bell
A habit that feels nice can also lead trouble straight to you.
The Frog and the Golden Ring
Showing off can cost you more than the shiny thing is worth.
The Jackal's Quick Thinking
When you cannot run, stop and think. Panic makes everything harder.
The King and the Foolish Adviser
The advice that sounds most exciting is not always the advice you need.
The Two Traders
Your good name is worth more than anything you can sell.
The Crane Who Lost His Pond
Be thankful for what feeds you. It may be better than it looks.
The Bullock Left Behind
Do not judge someone by the noise they make. Go and meet them.
The Parrot Who Repeated Everything
Repeating words is not the same as understanding them.
The Fox and the Drumstick Tree
Some good things only come to those who can wait.
The Peacock and the Rain
Do your part well. You do not have to control everything.
The Tortoise Who Left the Pond
Find the place where your own gift works best.
The Merchant Who Forgot His Friend
Do not leave old friends behind when things go well.
The Monkey Who Went Back
You can forgive someone and still be careful with them.
The Loyal Mongoose
Look at the whole picture before you decide. Hasty thoughts hurt people.
The Four Treasure Seekers
Knowing when you have enough is a kind of wisdom.
The Lion Makers
Cleverness without common sense can be dangerous.
The Two Fish and the Frog
Cleverness used too late is no cleverness at all.
The Musical Donkey
Not every feeling needs to be announced out loud.
The Weaver Who Rushed
Rushing a decision often costs more time than thinking would have.
The Dreamer and the Pot
Enjoy your dreams, but keep your hands on today.
The Barber Who Was Too Quick
Act after you think, not before.
The Monkey Who Held a Grudge
Holding a grudge costs you far more than it costs anyone else.
The Two Friends and the Bear
You find out who your friends are when things get difficult.
The Bird Who Guarded the Sea
Take care of what is really yours to take care of.
The Cat Who Wanted Wings
Instead of wishing for someone else's gift, use your own.
The Elephant Who Would Not Ask
Asking for help is not weak. Staying stuck is.
The Squirrel and the Storm
A little done every day becomes a lot when you need it.
The Ox Who Judged Too Fast
Find out the facts before you blame anyone.
The Fisherman's Three Nets
Small jobs left undone become big problems later.
The Deer Who Forgot to Look
Being good at something does not mean you can stop paying attention.
The Woodcutter's Honest Answer
Honesty is worth more than gold, and often brings it too.
The Three Wise Words
Knowing a wise saying is easy. Remembering it when it matters is the hard part.
The Last Lesson
The best lessons arrive as stories, and stay with you for life.
