7th Oct 2024
Once upon a time, high in the sky, the Wind and the Sun were having a chat on a bright day. They saw a traveler walking down the road, wearing a big, heavy coat. The Wind said, "I bet I can make him take off his coat!" The Sun smiled and replied, "I bet I can do it better, just wait and see!"
The Wind started first with a loud, strong blow. He blew with all his might, trying to make the traveler let go. But the harder he blew, the tighter the traveler clutched his coat. The Wind frowned, feeling angry, this was not what he had hoped.
Next, it was the Sun's turn, shining bright and warm. With a gentle smile, he made the traveler feel calm and safe from harm. He sent soft rays to tickle and play, making the traveler feel cozy and wanting to stay.
The traveler soon felt so warm and free! He looked up at the shining Sun, happy as can be. With a smile on his face and a joyful cheer, he took off his coat, saying, "What a lovely day here!"
The Wind watched the Sun, feeling quite surprised. He said, "You did it, Sun! I realize it’s not about being forceful or fierce, but gentleness that truly wins hearts, and that makes kindness very nice!
From that day on, the Wind learned to be gentle, too. He practiced his breezes, soft and light, like morning dew. Now he whispers through trees and never shouts, spreading joy and kindness, that’s what it’s about!
The traveler walked on, feeling so bright, thanks to the Sun’s warmth, everything felt right. With a skip in his step and a light in his heart, he shared smiles with everyone, playing his part.
The moral of the story is clear and true: Kindness will help you to win through and through. With gentle ways and a sunny glance, you can spread joy and help others to dance!
So whenever you feel like the Wind, remember the Sun, treat others with kindness, and you will have fun. A gentle smile, a warm light, can brighten the darkest night, helping everyone feel just right!
Now go out and share your kindness today, for just like the Wind and the Sun, it will always find a way!