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A Lesson from Butterfly

An small creepy-crawling creatures which amazingly transforms itself into a vivid and beautiful colored butterfly is one of the nature's marvelous shows. Also it holds a valuable lesson which nature conveys.

Once an man was gazing the nature sitting below a tree. It happened that he saw a cocoon was about to hatch. Out of curiosity he patiently scrutinized upon the cocoon. Slowly and steadily the cocoon was hatching and beautiful butterfly was struggling to break open free. He waited and observed that butterfly was struggling way to hard to break the cocoon. Out of empathy he intended to help the butterfly to break free by hatching the cocoon. Little did he realized that he was harming it. The butterfly after hatching was shivering and weak. It was trying to fly but couldn't. Actually the butterfly should hatch's its cocoon with the help of its wings so that fluid flows to its wings out of struggle and make it enough stronger to assist it to take the flight. It's Nature way of making it stronger and stubborn.

We our similar kind when we face difficulty take a leaf from this lesson and think that its nature way of making us stronger. The more challenges we face the stronger and experienced we become, the more lessons we learn.   

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