Life of an Eaglet

Once upon a time an Eagle has no nest to live. So that she laid her egg in the nest of a Moorfowl in the jungle. The Moorfowl incubated the egg with care. Oneday a little eaglet came out of that egg. It was growing up as a Moorfowl baby. It started behaving like Moorfowl and started crowing like it and it never new how to fly high in the sky. Days were passing by and by...

One day it saw an Eagle was flying in the sky. It was astonished to see, something up in the air and asked so called mother, what was that?

The mother Moorfowl stated " It's an Eagle, an awesome big bird. Though you look like this bird but you were born as a Moorfowl. You can never fly like that bird." 

The Eaglet believed the mother Moorfowl and never tried to fly. The days were passing somehow. The Eaglet was grown up and one day it died. 

The Eaglet was born to fly high in the sky but that truth remained unknown to him!

The Moral of this story is...

"In this world there are lots of people start their life with such extra-ordinary powers, but most of remain unable to proper utilize their power"

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Translated from: Facebook

Help others, but keep a limit!!!

Lord is a student in the National University of Bangladesh. His background of study is Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA). He got admitted in this university in the 2008. Now he is in the 7^th semester. He had a little knowledge about computer and for what he always showed off his expertise to others. One day a senior lady came to him and asked to help her to prepare her internship report. He thought it would be a great chance to learn how to write internship report. He took the responsibility to prepare it for the senior lady. Surprisingly it took less time for him to prepare the report. The lady disclosed the qualities of Lord in front of her friends and other students in the department. Gradually, he became popular among his classmates. There was another reason behind his fame, which is his punctuality. His teachers as well as other junior students began to seek help from him. He got a little bit busy doing all these things and helping others. In the meanwhile, other classmates were shining in their results. But he was getting detached from his studies and attached with these unnecessary jobs. His CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) was gradually falling down but he did not notice. It was so late, when he understood that his CGPA is much lower in contrast with his classmates. Then he decided he would not show off everywhere and he reduced the frequency of helping others.
The moral of this story is  

“Excess show off might mislead you.”