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The Chineese Bamboo

Today I would like to narrate a small but very deep story. Tenkin was a curious boy who lived in the woods where long Chineese Bamboo grew. One Fine day when he was on a walk with his father, seeing his eyes gazing the long stature of Bamboo he asked "Father It must have taken a very long time for the bamboo to reach this height?". His father smirked and said him in deep soft voice "yes son, you need to have patience to see a bamboo grow this tall". He explains him how for long five years the bamboo bulb just squiggle to get out the soil and the next ninty days it grow to this astonishing height any living creature in nature could grow. In life you face time's when you are working hard and see no results. At that moment just remember how chineese bamboo grow's. In the first five years the bamboo grow downwards, flexing its roots deep in the Earth to make a strong foundation on which it could sustain all his weight for coming years. Like wise when we work hard seeing no results, don't just get frustrated and give up beacuse your growing inside, though the growth may be hiden to you but that is essential for you sustain the coming success. I Hope in life when you find yourself devastated and helpless you will take a leaf from this story.
 - "Patience has its reward. Nothing of substance come's in jiffy"   

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  1. UnknownAugust 28, 2020 at 10:52 PM

    Exactly,great story,one of the best story i have motivated

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