Inspirationalstory Histoires

Long, long ago, in a dense forest there were thousands of tall and beautiful trees. They were happy, but proud of themselves. Among them there also an ugly tree whose branches were badly twisted. Its roots had uneven curves. All the trees made fun of that ugly tree. "How are you, hunchback?" the other trees always shouted and their laughter made the ugly tree feel sad. But, he never raised a voice against them. The ugly tree thought, "I wish I were as beautiful as the other trees. Why did God do this to me? Neither can I provide shade to the travelers not can the birds make their nests on me. Nobody needs me." One day, a woodcutter came to the forest. He took a look at the trees and said, "These trees are lovely. I must cut them." As soon as he picked up his axe the trees became frightened.

I guess I'll call it my own life experiences? If that's a good word for it. Haha whatever, I'm losing my mind anyways, better write it down.

A mother and a baby camel were lying around under a tree. Then the baby camel asked, "Why do camels have humps?" The mother camel considered this and said, "We are desert animals so we have the humps to store water so we can survive with very little water." The baby camel thought for a moment then said, "Ok...why are our legs long and our feet rounded?" The mama replied, "They are meant for walking in the desert." The baby paused. After a beat, the camel asked, "Why are our eyelashes long? Sometimes they get in my way."

Despite the luxe baggage of marrying a Bollywood A-lister, Rao has carved out a niche as one of India's few mainstream female directors. Because in an industry where scripts are written for men, by men and directed by men, she's created a space for unconventional plot-lines with her directorial debut, Dhobi Ghat (2010). Because the film was a critical success and considered for a nomination in the best non-English film category at the 2012 British Academy of Film and Television Arts Awards.

The Bhagavad Gita, a 700-verse Hindu scripture that is part of the Indian epic Mahabharata, covers a wide range of philosophical and moral themes. While it primarily focuses on the teachings of Lord Krishna to Arjuna, you can find inspiration for short stories in various aspects of the Bhagavad Gita.

A mother and a baby camel were lying around, and suddenly the baby camel asked, "mother, may I ask you some questions? Mother said, "Sure! Why son, is there something bothering you? Baby said, "Why do camels have humps?" Mother said "Well son, we are desert animals, we need the humps to store water and we are known to survive without water". Baby said, "Okay, then why are our legs long and our feet rounded?" Mother said, "Son, obviously they are meant for walking in the desert. You know with these legs I can move around the desert better than anyone does!" Baby said, "Okay, then why are our eyelashes long? Sometimes it bothers my sight". Mother with pride said, "My son, those long thick eyelashes are your protective cover. They help to protect your eyes from the desert sand and wind".

A boat docked in a tiny Mexican village. An American tourist complimented the Mexican fisherman on the quality of his fish and asked how long it took him to catch them. "Not very long," answered the Mexican. "But then, why didn't you stay out longer and catch more?" asked the American. The Mexican explained that his small catch was sufficient to meet his needs and those of his family. The American asked, "But what do you do with the rest of your time?" "I sleep late, fish a little, play with my children, and take a siesta with my wife. In the evenings, I go into the village to see my friends, play the guitar, and sing a few songs... I have a full life." The American interrupted, "I have an MBA from Harvard, and I can help you! You should start by fishing longer every day. You can then sell the extra fish you catch. With the extra revenue, you can buy a bigger boat." "And after that?" asked the Mexican.

One night four college students were out partying late night and didn't study for the test which was scheduled for the next day. In the morning, they thought of a plan. They made themselves look dirty with grease and dirt. Then they went to the Dean and said they had gone out to a wedding last night and on their way back the tire of their car burst and they had to push the car all the way back. So they were in no condition to take the test. The Dean thought for a minute and said they can have the re-test after 3 days. They thanked him and said they will be ready by that time.

Two Lions with inflated EGO, reached the pool at the same time to drink water. Both of them wanted to have water first. A ferocious fight to the finish as to who will drink water first, broke out. Soon they were bloodied all over. It is then they saw Vultures flying over them, looking down hungrily. Soon they realized their folly, stopped the fight and started Drinking water TOGETHER.

I want you to close your eyes and think of what this looks like. What it would look like if it had a physical form. Stress Boredom Anger Jealousy Depression Arrogance Hatred Fear Chaos Lazy Paranoid Judgmental Isolation Now imagine these creatures just following you around, constantly attacking you. These creatures bring constant darkness. There is no light, no hope, even so, Dawn just keeps living on. But why? Why live on with these creatures of cruelty and darkness? How can she still have such a strong will to move on?

Fool of the Year contest was open to all the courtiers of King Krishnadeva Raya. All the people looked forward to the event as the winner stood to gain a handsome prize of 5000 gold coins. The trouble was, Raman always won the contest. One year the other courtiers decided that he must be kept out of it and bribed his servant to lock him in his room to prevent him from reaching the palace in time for the event. Consequently Raman reached the palace after the contest was over and just as the name of the winner was about to be announced. Seeing Raman come in, the king asked him why he was so late. Raman told him he was in need of a hundred gold coins and had been engaged in trying to raise the amount. "If you had participated in the contest you might have won the prize money and your problem would have been solved," said the king. "You've behaved very foolishly."

This is a short story about the regular customer of a well-known diner in town and Apeng the grandson of a former owner of the said restaurant. Everything started when Mr. Wung,the regular customer asked for a refund in a regular basis for the consumed chicken he ordered. Find out the reasons of the conflict that have just started in the story, "'Til the Next Dawn"

A true mystical story written in literary language so that it can become an inspiration for readers

In the quiet moments between deadlines and late-night thoughts, a college student battles unseen struggles. With health challenges and personal setbacks, they navigate a journey of self-discovery and perseverance. Though their path is filled with interruptions, missed opportunities, and whispered dreams, they find the strength to continue-a journey not defined by the noise of the world, but by the quiet resilience within. Resilience in Silence is the story of overcoming, of fighting back when the odds are stacked against you, and learning that sometimes, the most powerful growth happens in the silence of struggle.

A son took his old mother to a restaurant for an evening dinner. Mother being very old and weak, while eating, dropped food on her skirt. Others diners watched her in disgust while her son was calm. After she finished eating, her son who was not at all embarrassed, quietly took her to the wash room, wiped the food particles, removed the stains, combed her hair and fitted her spectacles firmly. When they came out, the entire restaurant was watching them in dead silence, not able to grasp how someone could embarrass themselves publicly like that. The son settled the bill and started walking out with his mother.

This is a sequel to Me And The Dying Guy. I thought ehh... why keep him dead. - Your Author. Everyday this month I cried. This day I really just can't. I haven't heard from him at all. His mother keeps me posted. She said he's been in the ICU for two days last week... Keep following this storyline of Annabelle and Michael.

In a forest, a pregnant deer is about to give birth. She finds a remote grass field near a strong-flowing river. This seems a safe place. Suddenly labour pains begin. At the same moment, dark clouds gather around above & lightning starts a forest fire. She looks to her left & sees a hunter with his bow extended pointing at her. To her right, she spots a hungry lion approaching her. What can the pregnant deer do? She is in labour! What will happen? Will the deer survive? Will she give #birth to a fawn? Will the fawn survive? Or will everything be burnt by the forest fire? Will she perish to the hunters' arrow? Will she die a horrible death at the hands of the hungry lion approaching her? She is constrained by the fire on the one side & the flowing river on the other & boxed in by her natural predators. What does she do? She focuses on giving birth to a new life. The sequence of events that follows are: - Lightning strikes & blinds the hunter. - He releases the arrow which zips past the deer & strikes the hungry lion. - It starts to rain heavily, & the forest fire is slowly doused by the rain. - The deer gives birth to a healthy fawn.

Anthony Burgess war 40 when he learned that he had only one year to live. He had a brain tumor that would kill him within a year. He know he had a battle on his hands. He was completely broke at the time, and he didn't have anything to leave behind for his wife, Lynne, soon to be a window. Burgess had never been a professional novelist in the past, but he always knew the potential was inside him to be a writer. So, for the sole purpose of leaving royalties behind for his wife, he put a piece of paper into a typewriter and began writing. He had no certainty that he would even be published, but he couldn't think of anything else to do. "It was January of 1960," he said, "and according to the prognosis, I had a winter and spring and summer to live through, and would die with the fail of the leaf." In that time Burgess wrote energetically, finishing five and a half novels before the year wad through (very nearly the entire lifetime output of E.M. Forster, and almost twice that of J. D. Salinger.)

"Love in Panels" is a heartwarming tale that unfolds within the vibrant tapestry of a bustling city. The narrative centers around Oliver and Maya, two passionate comic book artists, whose lives become entwined in a dance of creativity and love. The story navigates the intricacies of their relationship, from the initial spark of inspiration to the challenges that test the resilience of their bond. Set against the backdrop of a shared studio, the reader is invited into the world of ink and imagination, where the characters on paper mirror the evolving emotions between Oliver and Maya. The city itself becomes a silent witness to their journey, its ever-changing landscape echoing the dynamic nature of their love story. Throughout the chapters, the characters grapple with the complexities of life, personal growth, and the delicate balance between individual aspirations and shared dreams. As the story unfolds, Oliver and Maya find themselves at crossroads, weathering storms, and discovering the profound beauty that lies in the everyday moments of togetherness. The narrative is a celebration of resilience, self-discovery, and the enduring power of love. With each stroke of the pen, the characters come to life, not only on paper but also within the hearts of the protagonists. The city, with its ceaseless rhythm, becomes a metaphor for the ever-changing nature of relationships, while the studio serves as a cocoon for the blossoming of a connection that transcends the boundaries of fiction. "Love in Panels" is a tale of eternal pages, a love story that extends beyond the confines of a book, leaving the reader with a sense of warmth and a reminder that the most captivating stories are those written in the shared moments of everyday life.

A renowned Tennis Player, was stricken by HIV from a contaminated blood transfusion which he received during his heart bypass surgery. He was a legendary player. People from all over the world were very sad to hear the news. He received millions of get well soon letters and cards from his fans all over the world. One of the letters read: "It is very sad to know about your illness. Why did God let this happen to you?" The Tennis Player wrote a reply to this fan saying: "Millions of children start playing tennis. Hundreds of thousands of them learn to play proper Tennis. Tens of Thousands of them learn professional Tennis. Thousands of them go to Tennis tournaments around the world. Some 5 thousand make it to Grand Slam and around 100 make it to Wimbledon. Just 4 make it to Semi Finals and 2 to finals and only ONE wins. And I was that ONE out of millions of people around the world. When I was holding the Wimbledon Championship Trophy I never asked God "Why Me?" So I have no right to ask God "why me?" during my times of hardship."