Helping to others
Once lived a little boy named Peter. He was from a poor family. One day, while carrying some wood through the forest, he saw an old man who was very hungry. Peter wanted to give him food, but he didn’t have any for himself. So, he kept going on his way. Along the path, he found a thirsty deer, and though he wanted to give it water, he didn’t have any for himself. So, he continued on.
Later, Peter encountered a man who needed wood to make a camp. Peter listened to his problem, shared some wood, and in return, received food and water. Peter then went back to the old man, giving him food, and provided water to the deer. The old man and the deer were very happy, and Peter continued on his way with a cheerful heart.
But one day, Peter fell down a hill and couldn’t move. No one was around to help him. However, the old man, whom Peter had helped before, saw him and quickly came to pull him up. Peter had wounds on his legs, and the kind deer, to whom Peter had given water, went to the forest, brought some herbs, and covered his wounds. Everyone was very happy that they could help each other.