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A lesson in WISDOM.... Value time

A donkey and a tiger were arguing.... 

The donkey said to the tiger, 
"The grass is blue."

Tiger rebutted, "No, grass is green."

Then the discussion between the two became more and more intense. 
Both of them were firm in their own words and refused to give way. 

To end this controversy, both decided to see the Lion, King of Jungle - for a verdict to resolve their argument. 

In the middle of the animal kingdom, sitting on the throne was King lion. 

The donkey started yelling before the tiger could even say anything.... "Your Highness, the grass is blue, isn't it ?" 

The Lion took a look at the donkey and said, "Yes ! The grass is blue."

Donkey : "This tiger does not believe or refuses to believe. 
Annoys me -  he should be punished accordingly ."

The king declared, "Tiger will be banished from this jungle for a week. " 

The Lion King's verdict was heard by the donkey and he was jumping triumphantly with joy in the entire jungle and beating his chest in delight to the amusement of all around. 

The tiger was sentenced to a week's banishment. 

The Tiger paced sadly up to the Lion and asked, "Why, Your Highness ?
Grass is green, isn't it ? " 

Lion looked at the tiger sternly in the eyes and replied, "Yes ! Grass is green." 

Tiger said, "... then why am I sentenced to  banishment ?"

Lion said, "you did not get punished for the grass being blue or green. 
You have been punished for debating with that stupid donkey. 
Brave and intelligent creatures like you have argued with a donkey and come here to get a decision.
You are just wasting my time, your time and everybody's time  !"

Moral of the story.... 

Don't ever debate or argue with donkeys - better leave them in their own world of fantasies.

There are donkeys out there behaving like tigers and there are tigers out there turning into donkeys. 

Know who you REALLY are and your REAL WORTH. 

Catch the drift....?

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