Kids Creations-12 - "Moral of The Story"

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"Moral of the Story"

The moral of this story is that you sould look at any situation in everyones point of veiw, not just yours or one persons. For example, when a quarrel happens, it is good to look at everyones side.
Shivani Kanji (12)
J acksonville, UNITED STATES

the moral of the story is that if all the men had put what they thought of the elephant together then maybe they could have found out it was an elephant. If we all come together with our ideas thn we can make a good one and will benefit from it.
K rishna Patel (12)
H acienda hgts., UNITED STATES

The moral of the story is that we are like those blind men who can not see the real image of God and Pramukhswami maharaj because our eyes sights are filled up with maya and materialistic things.
Ghanshyam (10)
Cary, UNITED STATES

From this story we learn that we are just like these blind men bcause sometimes we take decisions without knowing the facts, meaning without knowing the truth. For example we may judge that someone is not nice just after meeting them once.But after we come to know a bit more about them you actually start getting quite fond of the same person you didn't like before. Before we continue making the same mistakes we should try to get the whole picture.
Ashna J Patel (12)
MWANZA, TANZANIA

The moral of the story is... The four blind men in this story had a different view of the elephant. In the same way, we have different views of Bhagwan.Some say he is like this, others say he is like that.But when we get the big picture, that is when we realise the true identity of Bhagwan.So we should all try to get the big picture.
Vandan Popat (10)
Rushden, UNITED KINGDOM

The moral of this story is that everybody sees things in a diffrent way and if you think one thing someone else will see something else but that does not mean you are wrong or even right. To sum up everybody sees diffrent things because everybody is different
Asha Patel (11)
London, UNITED KINGDOM

The moral of this story is that one who has seen the atma through the sense organs and mind cannot be said to have completely seen the atma. It is only when one comes into contact with an enlightened sadhu that true atma darshan,seeing the atma, is possible. Else it can be compared to the four blind men who "saw" the elephant and yet didn't. -Yogiji Maharaj
Mira Amin (12)
Philadelphia mandir, UNITED STATES

We can all describe God But can't know him .So we needs sonto to know God
KUSH P MODASHIA (8)
HOUSTON, UNITED STATES

The moral of the story is if they work in a team they will find out what the animal is.
Bharat Patel (12)
San Jose, UNITED STATES

The moral of the story is that since everybody sees things in a different way, it is better to share your ideas. You can put it all together and you'll have a solution. So teamwork is very important and that is why if you work as a team, you usually turn out to be successful because of the many ideas and different points of view.
Akata Patel (13)
Edison, UNITED STATES

The moral of this story is that people have different thoughts of what they feel and think. So in their own way they have their opinions, which are sometimes right and sometimes wrong. They can't see the object so they feel it and they describe it in their own way. So basically they would be considered right but only partially. So just because you have a thought that is different that the others doesn't mean it is completely wrong.
Naiya Patel (12)
Edison, UNITED STATES

The moral of the story is apperance vs. reality. This means what you see isn't always what it comes out to be. That means that the blind man thought of different things that the creature could be, but it came out to be really different from all of the thoughts and it came out to be an elephant. Another word is that what you expect doesn't always come out right.
Ritu Patel (12)
Edison, UNITED STATES.

We all are getting message different ways eventhough it is given at the same time and same place we all have different thinking so we believe what we want to .The essence of this story is that even if one understands in ones own way we should take guidance from elderly and saints like Pramukhswamimaharaj and makes us more knowledgable in the field we have limited knowladge Jai Swaminarayan Dipul Patel
Dipul Patel (11)
Glendale, UNITED STATES

jay swaminarayan life is about being blind until you come in touch with bapa.he opens path to the akserdham so one doesnot become blind of life.
Pujan Desai (8)
Alexandria, UNITED STATES

One who has seen the atma through the sense organs and mind canont be said to have completely seen the atma. It is only when one comes into contact with an Enlightened Sadhu that true atma darshan-visualization of the atma-is possible. Else it can be compared to the four blind men who 'saw' the elephant and yet didn't
Ayesha (13)
Tiverton, UNITED STATES

The moral of the story is that if you do not have the knowledge of what you are trying to learn then you will never grasp the actual meaning. Just as the men didnt know what an elephant was because they never saw one, they couldnt tell that what they bumped into was an elephant. in satsang as well we should know what we are talking about. we cant experience the true love of Maharaj without knowing Him. By paying attention in Bal sabha, we can gain knowledge to better ourselvs as well as keep our satsang in the next generations forever to come and pass it on to people who arent fortunate to have the ability to know bout the Swaminarayan religion. Jai Swaminaryan.
Priti Modi (15)
Lawrenceville, NJ, UNITED STATES

The moral of the story is that do not say anything about something that you yourself do not know what it is.
Shreeya Upadhyay (9)
Sydney, AUSTRALIA

The moral of this story is that as the four blind men only knew partially what the being was that had crossed them. Sometimes we know things partially right and have some idea not the full picture.So we should make sure we examine the full picture not a part.
KIRTI PATEL (12)
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM

i think the moral is even though you are blind or deaf you can still find out what the object is or what the person is trying to say. if you all work as a team then you will find out what that objrct is. you should always talk things through first. just remember you are never alone
Nehal Patel (12)
London, UNITED KINGDOM

The moral of the story is to never make inferences about anyone or anything without understanding the complete story and situation.
Alisa (11)
Los Angeles, UNITED STATES

The moral of the story is with determintation and the ability to use cooperation and teamwork one shall accomplish anything and everythin that comes in his/her way. Similary we can all progress oursleves in satsang by helping others to progress in stasang, by working together everyone can become ADARSH balikas/balaks. By improving ones self your just are one step closer to success and Bapas rajipo!
BAPAz RAGIPo (13)
SAN FRANSICO, UNITED STATES

You need to get to know the bigger picture of god or you won't go to akshardham.
Janki (7)
Hanover Park, UNITED STATES

The moral of this story is that everyone has a different opinion abut everything, but the main thing is that you should go for the big not for the little. It will be more helpful to you if you know what you need to know, not only the liitle stuff.
Janki Patel (12)
Boston, UNITED STATES

ONLY GOD REALISED SAINT LIKE PRAMUKHSWAMI CAN INTRODUCE GOD.
VANDANA PATEL (12)
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM

The story shows how if we don't have teamwork and unity, nothing is accomplished. From the story, each blind men did a good job describing various parts, but they couldn't put the pieces together. If they did work together, they could have gotten the whole picture. That is how we should have unity between our satsangis.
Chandni (14)
Chicago, UNITED STATES