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Why the World is Considered to be Selfish

 Once upon a time, there was an old man living in a village far away from the city. He was having many hens and he always treated those hens very well by providing them a fulsome food. One of his hens was a very special hen as she was a golden hen who used to lay a golden egg on a daily basis. The old man was very kind and all the hens lived very happily under his control of that old man.

Why the World is Considered to be Selfish
One day that golden hen told the old man that I am sick of this routine of laying a golden egg daily. I want freedom from this place and want to go anywhere else. She was of the opinion that life in a city is much easier than in a village as the people of the city area are always more hospitable and caring. An old man advises the hen that this world is very selfish and humans are very greedy. They never facilitate anyone without any yield out of him/her. You cannot live with freedom and will not be able to enjoy your life as you want. This is the rule of this world that people treat you well if they have some interest in you otherwise you will witness obnoxious behavior from them. But the hen remained adamant to go to the city for enjoying the freedom which she always dreamed of. At last, the old man allowed the hen to go and to live her life as she wishes.

The hen was very happy; she left the old man’s home and her good friends for the sake of freedom and for her dream life. While she was going to the city, a shopkeeper saw her. The shopkeeper was very surprised to see a golden hen and he started putting some food in front of her. The hen considered the shopkeeper a generous person, as she thought he is feeding her without any voracity. But she was wrong; as the shopkeeper trapped her by putting food and caught the hen to put her in a cage. The hen requested the shopkeeper to set her free but he rejected her appeal. The shopkeeper told her to lay a golden egg so that he may make money by selling it but the hen refuse to do so. The shopkeeper got annoyed and told the hen that he will slaughter her if she didn’t lay a golden egg. The hen got afraid and laid a golden egg unwillingly.

The shopkeeper was very happy, he ran to a goldsmith to sell the golden egg and told him that he will get such a golden egg on a daily basis from the golden hen and will become rich in a few days. The goldsmith told the shopkeeper, not to wait for an egg daily, but rather sell the hen to him and get a huge amount to become rich. The shopkeeper was very greedy, so he sold the hen to that goldsmith. The goldsmith got the hen and decided to slaughter her and will make a golden necklace out of her flesh. The hen was weeping and was thinking of the old man’s advice that this world is very selfish. No one cares about you without some profit from you. Then the goldsmith called a butcher to slaughter the hen. When they both were getting ready to complete their mission, the hen attacked both the goldsmith and the butcher by using her beak. She ran away from that place to the village where she was living in the house of an old man, with her friends. She begged pardon from the old man for disobeying him and told him the complete story, of what happened with her in the city. The old man was very happy as the hen accepted her mistake and got the picture of the world’s selfish approach.

Other Moral English Stories of Your Interest

1.                          Why Happiness is Considered the Stateof Mind

2.                          Why Everyone Cannot be Jack of AllTrades

3.                          Why HardWork along with Genius is Key to Success

4.                          There is greatness in hard work

5.                          Why human is self-centered

6.                          Why Human is Ignorant of Basic Ethics

7.                          What goes around comes around

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