The Impossible Made Possible || A Bird's Guide to Life

The Impossible Made Possible

"A Bird's Guide to Life" 

A bird catcher once caught a bird in a net with the intention of eating it in a deep forest. An enigmatic voice begged, "For God's sake, leave me alone," as he tightened his grip. It shocked him that the bird, speaking in human language, was the source of the sound.

Surprised, the bird catcher listened as the bird explained that it had the ability to give valuable advice to humans. Distraught, the bird catcher was promised three pieces of wisdom that would shape his life.

The bird's first advice was to accomplish the impossible. Encouraging the bird to go beyond its limits. After that, he advised not to consider the losses, which symbolize the rapid flight of the bird on the high branch of the tree after sharing this wisdom.

The third and final advice was interrupted by the remorse of the bird's cage, which possibly contained a precious pearl, While the potential value of the bird's heart was realized. However, Bird cleverly revealed that the real essence of his third piece of advice was to distinguish between meaningful and impractical guidance. Which highlighted the poor judgement of the bird catcher.

Finally, the bird flew away, leaving the birdcatcher to reflect on the lessons learned, his laughter echoing in the air.