A short story with a topic god help those who help themselves
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Rajeev was a very religious person.Every day he got up early in the morning and offered his prayers.He always believed that he needs not worry about anything.As he trusts God so much he will definitely help him in his worst days.All his relatives adviced him to change his attitude but he would not listen.
Once a great flood came which wiped away many people. Rajeev's house was on the fourth floor.So he thought that he needs not to worry God will come to save him.
All the people were running away to save their life.A boat was sent by the rescue team to carry them to a safe place but he did'nt went. He believed God will come to help him and he does not need the help of these selfish people.
The water level stated rising and he climbed to the highest floor of the building. A helicopter came to save him but he still believed God will save him.Water level was rising very rapidly and soon he was also drowned.
The story does'nt end here.
When he met god he complained to him "I worshiped you and always thought that you would save me in difficult situations. You have cheated me."
God answered" I did helped you . Whom do you think sent the boat and helicopter to save you?";
Then he realised that God had actually helped him but he was ignorant of that fact.
Therefore the moral of the story is that always try to recognize that all the opportunities you get in your life .They are actually sent by God.Therefore respect them and accept them to progress in your life
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Meena was a student at ABC School. Her elder sister also studied in the same school. Both were smart and intelligent, and always topped in their class. However, one year, both of their grades started falling. The teachers couldn’t understand what was happening. They called both of them to the staffroom and asked them the reason behind their slipping grades. The two started sobbing, and tearfully said, “Our father is ill and in the hospital. It’s been so for the past two months. Our uncle is taking care of financial matters, but we are under great emotional strain. The mother alone is not able to travel to and fro and handle matters. Either of us this has to be at the hospital. We are losing out on our studies in the process.
The teachers were shocked, “Why didn’t you tell us?” they asked, “We would have done something.” “No ma’am,” they replied, “We ourselves are ashamed of our results. Even our father wouldn’t want us to spoil our future. We have started taking our books to the hospital itself. We study from there. We hope for the best.”
When the results were declared, Meena stood third, while her sister came second. Their teachers commended their efforts. “We didn’t expect such a good result!” they exclaimed. T teacher said, “Well, you know, God helps those who help themselves.”