The Greedy Farmer
In a fertile valley, a farmer named George had a bountiful harvest. His crops thrived due to his hard work and dedication. However, George's success fueled his greed.
Believing that more water would make his crops even better, George began overwatering them. He diverted water from nearby streams, causing a flood that not only destroyed his farm but also flooded neighboring lands.
George realized that his greed had not only harmed himself but also brought suffering to others. With regret, he sought forgiveness from his neighbors and vowed to change his ways.
From that day forward, George practiced moderation, using water and resources responsibly. His farm flourished, and the harmony between him and his neighbors was restored.
The moral of the story: Greed and excess can lead to destruction. Moderation and responsible use of resources benefit both individuals and the community as a whole.
