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The Greedy Dog | Greed leads to loss. Be happy with what you have, or you may lose everything | moral story for kids

One day, a hungry dog was wandering around the village in search of food. After a while, he found a juicy bone near a butcher’s shop. Excited, he grabbed it in his mouth and decided to find a quiet place to enjoy his meal. On his way, he had to cross a narrow bridge over a river. As he walked, he looked down and saw his own reflection in the water. Thinking it was another dog with a bigger bone, he growled, wanting that bone too. In his greed, he barked loudly, "That dog has a bigger bone! I must take it!" But as soon as he opened his mouth to snatch the other bone, his own bone fell into the river and was swept away by the current. The dog was left with nothing. He realized his mistake too late—his greed had cost him his meal. Moral of the story:  Greed leads to loss. Be happy with what you have, or you may lose everything.
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🐢 The Tortoise and the Hare 🐇 | Keep going and never give up | short moral story for kids

  Once upon a time, a speedy hare was very proud of how fast he could run. He would tease the slow tortoise all the time. One day, the tortoise got tired of being mocked and said, “Let’s have a race.” The hare laughed, “You? A race with me? That’s funny! But sure, let’s do it.” So they set up a race path. The race began, and the hare quickly raced far ahead. Seeing the tortoise far behind, the hare thought, “He’ll take forever to catch up. I’ll just nap under this tree.” While the hare was sleeping, the tortoise kept moving slowly and steadily. Eventually, he passed the sleeping hare and crossed the finish line. When the hare woke up, he ran as fast as he could—but it was too late. The tortoise had already won the race! Moral of the Story: Slow and steady wins the race. Don’t be overconfident. Keep going and never give up.

The Honest Woodcutter | Moral : Honesty is the best policy | Best moral Story for kids

Once upon a time, there was a poor woodcutter who lived near a forest. Every day, he went into the woods to cut trees and sell the wood to earn money. One day, while cutting a tree near a river, his axe slipped from his hands and fell into the deep water. He was very sad because it was his only axe, and he had no money to buy another one. He sat by the river and cried. Suddenly, a kind fairy appeared and asked, “Why are you crying, dear woodcutter?” The woodcutter replied, “My axe fell into the river. I can’t work without it.” The fairy dived into the water and brought up a golden axe . “Is this your axe?” she asked. “No,” said the woodcutter. “That’s not mine.” She went back into the water and brought up a silver axe . “Is this yours?” “No,” replied the woodcutter again. Finally, she brought up his old iron axe . “Is this your axe?” The woodcutter smiled and said, “Yes! That one is mine!” The fairy was so pleased with his honesty that she gave him all three axes — the gold,...

Mahadharmapal Jataka | Moral story for kids

In ancient time there was a king in Baranasi named Brahmadatta. At that time there was a village in Kasi Kingdom named Dharmapal. A learned Brahman lived in this village. He practiced ten good creeds (Dasa Kusala Dhamma). He was called Dharmapal by the people. His family members and the servants were charitable. They observed precepts (Sila) and fasting vow. Badhisattva was born in this race as a son of the learned Brahman. He was assumed Dharmapal Kumar. When he came to age, his father sent him to a teacher in Taxila for education. The teacher had five hundred pupils. Gradually Bodhisattva became the best of all among the pupils. One day the elder son of the teacher died. The teacher, kinsmen, friends and the pupils were crying. Only Dharmapal Kumar, the Bodhisattva did not cry. He laughed. The teacher wanted to know the reason of his laughing. Then Dharmapal said, nobody died in tender age in his race. To know the genuineness of his words, one day the teacher went to Dham...

Seribanija Jataka | Moral story for kids

  In ancient time during the reign of Brahmadatta there was a town Andhapura by name. There lived two hawkers. One was Seriban and Seriba the other. They decided on which way they were to hawk. If oney Only two of family members were alive. One of them was a girl and old grand mother the other. They lived a very poor life. In good days of solvency the chief of the family took his meal on a plate of gold. But the plate became dirty being unused for many days. It seemed to be not a plate of gold. The hawker Seriba was greedy and sly as well. One day he was passing by the house of that wealthy merchant family. ‘Buy a jar’-he shouted. On hearing the shouting the girl said, ‘Grandmother, please buy me a jar.’ The grandmother said, ‘Oh my darling, we are poor, where shall we get money from?’ The girl gave the golden plate to her. She said, ‘This plate is of no use for us’. The grandmother called on the hawker Seriba. She asked him to sit on and gave him the plate. She sai...

Sukhabihari Jataka | Moral story for kids

In ancient times Bodhisattva was born in Udichya Brahmin family during the reign of king Brahmadatta of Baranasi. Worldy life is sorrowful, Renunciation is rather pleasant-thinking so he went to the Himalayas. He took initiation there. At last he acquired the knowledge of meditation and attained eight kinds of contemplation. Five hundred mendicants were with him as disciples. Once during the rainy season Bodhisattva reached the Himalayas along with his disciples. From there he went to the town and habitation by begging. There he spent three months of the rainy days in the garden of the king as guest. Then he went to the king for permission for departure. The King said, ‘You have grown old. Why will you return to the Himalayas at this old age? You please stay here sending your disciples to the Himalayas.’ He agreed with the request of the king. Then he said to one of his senior disciples. ‘I offer you the responsibility to look after the five hundred disciples. Go to the Him...

Subarnahangsa Jataka | Moral story for kids

In ancient times Bodhisattva was born in a Brahmin family. He was married to a Brahmin daughter. At that time he had there daughter-eg. Nanda, Nandabati and Sundari Nanda. Bodhisattva died earlier. His wife and there daughters fell in want. they were to collect food by working in the neighbour’s house. In the mean time Bodhisattva was born as Subarnahangsa after death. Subarnahangsa means golden goose. The feathers of his body were golden in colour. One day he remembered his previous birth. He came to know the condition of his wife and there daughters. He came to know daughters, I am your father. I shall remove your miseries; I shall give you a golden feather from time to time. You will get money by selling it. You have to face no suffering any longer. Saying this he gave a feather to them. The Brahmin woman and her daughters were very happy by selling the feather. They had no want. They passed their days happily. As the days passed the Brahmin woman became greedy more and more...

Kalakarni Jatak | Moral story for kids

Once upon a time Brahmadatta was the king of Baranasi. Then the Bodhisattva was famous treasurer. The treasurer has a friend kalakarni by name. Kalakarni was his play-mate in his childhood. Next time he fell into great distress. then he wanted help from the Bodhisattva. Bodhisattva engaged him to look after all his property. From that time Kalakarni had been working as his employee. After Kalakarni had come to the rich man’s house, it was a common thing to hear in the house, ‘Stand up Kalakarni, sit down Kalakarni, go Kalakarni.’ Then the treasurer’s friend were displeased and called on him and said, ‘Lord Treasurer, it is heard from your house to address Kalakarni. Stand up, sit down, eat, etc. To look at its not good. Please give up his company.’ Bodhisattva replied, ‘A name only serves to denote a man, and the wise do not measure a man by his name. No body should suspect misfortune after hearing any name. I will never throw over, for his mere name’s sake, the friend with w...

Patriotism of Kartaviryarjuna | Moral story for kids

In an ancient time, there was king named Kartavirya. His full name was Kartaviryarjuna. He was very honest and religious mined. He became very tired by performing royal duties. Tiredness should be removed. So he left the capital city for a quiet place. The place was very nice. Surrounded by a forest, there was a beautiful place in the middle of the forest. On there side of the palace there was a large late. There were many blooming lotus at the lake. A gentle cold breeze was blowing. On coming here, even tiredness gets removed naturally. The king of Kartavirya decided to stay there for some days. At that time, Ravana was the king of Lanka. He was very outrageous. When he gets scope he attacked other’s kingdom. By fighting he occupied the kingdom. He came to know that the king Kartavirya was not present in the capital. At this opportunity, he attacked the Kartavirya’s kingdom. King Kartavirya had been informed. When he knew that his kingdom was attacked by Ravana; he was very ...

Keeping a promise by a king | Moral story for kids

Once upon a time there was a king. One day in the evening he was standing in his place. At that time, he saw that a man was crying while walking on the road. He was carrying a basket on his head. The king called the man by his staff. The man came. He cried and said, ‘Oh! Emperor, I btough a basket full of green papayas to your market. But nobody purchased it. So, I will have to fast with my family today. The king thought, if he could sell papayas and with this money he could by rice and other things and he could it with his family. What will happen now?’ The king thought for a little while, what to do? Then he ordered his staff to buy all papayas and to give money from the royal court. The staff did so. The man gave thanks to the king and with that money he bought rice and other things and went home with a lot of satisfaction. Then the king thought, ‘What is the permanent solution to this problem?’ If anybody cannot sell his goods, then how will he live? After that da...

NOAH | Moral story for kids

This is all about eleven century after the creation of man. Then the Godfearing Noah Lived on the Earth. We know about him from the book of Genesis in the Bible. His father’s name was Lamarck and his grandfather’s name was Methuselah. At that time all people were going about in the evil ways, but, Noah and the people of his family were leading their lives, being obedient to God, Noah was a Good man in the eyes of God. He had deep faith, obedience, piety and love for God. God asked all the people to come back to good path through Noah. But the people did not listen to him. Noah being God loving was saved, but the others were destroyed. The misleading people During the time of Noah, the earth was filled with the sinners. People cheated, hated and fought with each other. They did not pay heed to the word of God. At this God was greatly saddened. He said to Noah,” have decided, I will destroy all the people from the face of the earth. Along with them I will destroy all the cre...

Baberu Jatak | Moral story for kids

Long long years ago. There was a king named Brahamadutta in Varanasi. At that Bodhisattva was born in the peacock. The body and the feather of the peacock was of golden colour. The peacock lived in a nearby deep forest. The Baberu Kingdom was situated near Varanasi. Once some merchants of Baranasi started for Baberu Kingdom with the hope of trade. They were crossing the sea with a boat. In the boat there was a direction determining crow. For which there was no fear of loosing direction in a deep sea. The merchants reached the Baberu Kingdom. It was interesting that there was no bird at that time in Baberu Kingdom. Seeing the crow the people of Baberu Kingdom wished to buy it from the merchants. The merchants sold the crow at twenty one Kahan (Taka) The people of Baberu Kingdom did not see any bird during these days. They would offer fish, meat, sweet and fruits etc. Everyday to the crow for eating. In this way the crow used to get their care. The crow was very ha...

Sungsumura Jatak | moral story for kids

Long long years ago. In ancient time during the reign of king Brahmadattva of Varanasi. Bodhisattva was born in a monkey family of Himabanta province. With great figure he had the strength like of an elephant. He was lucky and at the same time powerful. He was living in a forest on the turning point of the river Ganges. At the time there was a crocodile in the river Ganges. By seeing the strong body of the monkey the wife of the crocodile wised to eat the heart of the monkey. The wife of the crocodile said to him that I have the wish to eat the heart of the monkey king. You arrange for it. The crocodile said “How it is possible? I live in water. He lives on the land. How can I catch him?” Catch him in any way. I will die if I do not get the heart of the monkey. Crocodile replied, yes,” There is a way. I shall bring to you. “The crocodile then went on the bank on the Ganges to Bodhisattva, the king of the monkey. After reaching the crocodile said,” Oh monkey king you are s...

Singahacharma Jatak | moral stories for kids

In the past Brahmadattva was the king of Baranasi. At that time Bodhisattva was born in farmer's family and lived on farming. A merchant had an ass there .He used to go out for trade by putting the  sale able goods on the back of the ass. One the merchant got lions skin. The merchant had a bad idea in his mind. He thought it is good for me." I will put on the skin of the lion to the ass and the drag the ass to the farmer's crop field."the farmers would thing the ass  as a lion . They will not come close to it due to fear. The ass could eating full stomach. He would not have to thing about the food of the ass. As he thought, so he did. He often dragged the as to the crop field when it was hungry. The ass used to the crop. The merchant used to watch the scene from far away and fun to see that. On the other hand, the farmers sorrow had on limit. They were loosing the crops. They could not come close in fear of the lion. One day the merchant come to the villag...

Keeping a promise by a king | moral story for kids

Once upon a time there was a king. One day in the evening he was standing in his palace. At that time, He saw that a man was crying while walking on the road. He was crying a basket on his head. The king called a man by his staff. The man came. He cried and said, 'Oh! Emperor, I bought a basket full of green papayas to your market. But nobody purchased it. So I will have to fast with my family today! The king thought, ' if he could sell papayas and with his money he could buy rice and other things and he could eat with his family. What will happen now?' The king thought for a little while, what to do? Then he ordered his staff to buy all papayas to to give money from the royal court. The staff did so. The man gave thanks to the king with the money he bought rice and other things and went home with a lot of satisfaction. Then the king thought, 'What is the permanent solution to this problem?' If anybody can't not sell his goods, then who will he live? Aft...

Sacrifice and Liberality of Dadhichi Muni (Saint Dadhichi) | bedtime stories & baby story

Long ago, there was a famous hermitage (The grove and ascetic) named Naimisharayna. In this hermitage saints are used to meditation. Student also used to come to learn there. There was a saint named Dadhichi living in that hermitage. He used to engage himself in the ascetic pursuit of meditation in the deep forest. He prayed and prayed for the welfare of all. At that time there grew a demon named Bantra and demon turned into a strong force. Moreover, he obtain a boon from the god shiva by pleasing him. Gods and goddesses grant boons when they are pleased at someone's prayer. The boon-seeker may be a god,  human or demon. The boon that the demon Britra obtained from the god Shiva was that he would not die at the stroke of a god's weapon or demon. With the boon received form Shiva, Britrasura become all the more powerful. He conquered Heaven, the kingdom of gods and goddesses. He drove away all the god-goddesses including chief god Indro, from Heaven. Then Indro went to the god...

Lost Son and forgiving father | Moral Story for kids

A man has two sons. One day, the youngest son told his father, "Father, give my share of my property that falls to me". Father gave him his share. He sold of that share and went away to a far country with money. He began living a bad life over there. He wasted all his money by drinking wine and merry making. Then severe famine arouse in that country. He began starving and suffering. He got a job in a house to feed swine in in order to meet his hunger. There also he could not eat. He would have gladly fed on that pods the swine ate. Then he recalled his father's love. In his father's home many people have enough to eat. Whereas, here he is dying in hunger! Then he decided that he would go back to his father. Back home, he will ask pardon from his father. He it did as he thought of. He come back on his father. Father forgave him. Getting him back well, father become very happy and embraced him. Put on him the best cloth. Put a ring on his hand...

Prahlada and Hiranyakashipu | Latest moral story for kids

Hiranyakashipu was the king of demons. Prahlada was his son. Hiranyakashipu was rival of the lord Vishnu. But Prahlada become a true devotee of Vishnu. After knowing that his son had become a true love of Vishnu he become seriously angry on him. He called Prahlada and said, "Vishnu is my enemy, so you have to give up the name of Vishnu." Prahlada replied, "How it can be father? He is the God!" Hiranyakashipu : Vishnu is the rival of demons. So having birth in the line of demons you can not praising the name of Vishnu. Prahlada : Father Shrivishnu is our God. God can not be enemy of anyone. I am unable to quit his name. Hiranyakashipu got more anger. But what could he do? His won son, after all. He sent his son to a teacher if he might get modification. But this went in vain. Prohlada remained the same. As a true devotee of Vishnu he was reciting name accordingly. Hiranyakashipu could tolerate no more. So he decide to kill his won son. Prahlada was attac...