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There are times in life when we feel sad, frustrated, or dissatisfied. We wonder why others seem happier, luckier, or more successful, while we struggle with our own problems. This motivational story reminds us that everyone faces challenges, even when it appears they are living a perfect life. #motivation #inspration #motivational। Motivational Story

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00:00This story is for those who are not satisfied with their life and believe that others are

00:07happier than them.

00:09To understand its true meaning, watch till the end.

00:15Once upon a time, a raven was very unhappy with his life.

00:21One day, while sitting on the branch of a tree, he began to cry.

00:26His heart was filled with sadness and pain.

00:30Under that very tree, a monk was sitting peacefully in meditation.

00:35At that moment, a drop of raven's tear fell on the monk's cheek.

00:40The monk slowly opened his eyes, looked up, and saw the raven crying.

00:45With a gentle voice, the monk asked, What's the matter, my friend, why are you crying?

00:53The raven replied, Oh, wise one, I am very upset with my life.

00:59No one loves me.

01:00People shoo me away in disgrace.

01:03No one gives me anything to it.

01:07Everyone hates me.

01:09Sometimes I feel that death would be better than living such a miserable life.

01:15Speaking the raven's painful words, the monk's heart was filled with compassion.

01:21He said softly, My friend, we must learn to be happy in whatever situation we are in.

01:28But the raven could not understand the monk's wisdom, and he kept on crying.

01:35Seeing his sorrow, the monk said, Don't be upset.

01:39Tell me, what would you like to be?

01:41I can transform you with my mantra.

01:45The raven's eye lit up with hope, and he said, Oh, blessed one, if you truly wish to

01:51help me, then please make me a swan.

01:55The monk agreed and said, Very well, but before I turn you into a swan, go and speak to swan.

02:04Ask him if he is happy with his life or not.

02:09Then come back and tell me.

02:11The raven flew away to meet a swan.

02:15Soon he saw a swan swimming gracefully in a pond.

02:20He approached him and said, Oh, swan, how beautiful you are.

02:26Your feathers are as white as milk.

02:29Everyone admires you.

02:31You must be the happiest bird in the world.

02:35Thus one replied with a sad heart, and said, No, my friend, I am not happy.

02:42There are so many beautiful colors in the world, but I have none.

02:47White is not a color.

02:49It feels empty and plain.

02:52I believe that the parrot must be the happiest bird in the world.

02:57He has such bright and beautiful colors.

03:01Hearing this, the raven flew away and reached the parrot.

03:06Seeing him sitting on a branch, the raven said, Oh, parrot, you are so colorful and beautiful.

03:13You must be the happiest bird in the world.

03:18The parrot replied with sadness and said, No, my friend, I am not happy.

03:25People keep parrots in cages.

03:28I always live in fear that someone might catch me and lock me up.

03:33I think the peacock must be the happiest bird in the world.

03:37He is even more colorful than I am.

03:41After hearing this, the raven flew off in search of a peacock.

03:46He searched for a long time until he finally found one inside a cage in a zoo.

03:53Hundreds of people were gathered around admiring the peacock's beauty.

03:58When the visitors left, the raven approached the peacock and said, Oh, dear peacock, you are so beautiful.

04:07Every day, thousands of people come just to see you.

04:11But when people see me, they immediately drive me away.

04:15You must be the happiest bird on the planet.

04:17The peacock replied sadly, No, my friend, I too once believed that I was the happiest bird in the world.

04:27But because of my beauty, I am trapped in this zoo.

04:32People pluck my colorful feathers to make decorations and it hurts me deeply.

04:39The peacock took a deep breath and said, No, my friend, I am not happy.

04:44The raven was surprised to hear this and asked, If you are not happy,

04:51then who do you think is the happiest bird in the world?

04:56The peacock said, I have watched everyone here carefully and I have realized that

05:02you, the raven, are the only bird who is not locked inside a cage.

05:07People don't try to catch you or trap you.

05:12You can fly freely wherever you want.

05:15For many days, I have been thinking that if I were a raven, I could happily roam everywhere

05:22and enjoy my freedom.

05:24Hearing this, the raven flew away from there.

05:28And for the first time in his life, he felt happy to be a raven.

05:34He returned to the monk and said, Oh, wise one, I don't want to become anything else.

05:41I am happy being what I am.

05:48In life, many people feel unhappy because they keep comparing themselves with others.

05:54They always believe that others are living a better life, having more money,

06:00more happiness, better looks or greater success.

06:04But the truth is, every person carries their own unseen struggles and problems.

06:11Just like the raven who thought that the swan, the parrot and the peacock were all happier than him.

06:18Yet, when he met them, he discovered that each one of them was facing difficulties that

06:25he had never imagined. This is exactly what happens in our life too.

06:32We often compare ourselves unnecessarily with others and then feel disappointed,

06:38sad and even start blaming our own life.

06:42We forget to value the things we already have.

06:46And this habit of constant comparison traps us in a cycle of unhappiness.

06:52There will always be someone who has more than us and someone who has less.

06:59If we continue to measure our happiness by looking at others, we will never be truly satisfied.

07:07For example, a man working in a small office may feel unhappy thinking that a rich businessman

07:14must be living a perfect life. But that businessman may be struggling with stress,

07:20sleepless nights and constant fear of losing his wealth.

07:25Similarly, a villager may wish for the comfort of city life.

07:30While many city people secretly wish for the peace and the simplicity of village life.

07:37Everyone thinks happiness lies somewhere else.

07:42But true happiness lies in being content with what we have.

07:46If we learn to value our own life, accept our situation and stop comparing ourselves with others,

08:15we will find true peace and happiness within.

08:19A person who is content with what he has is the happiest person in the world.

08:44You will find true peace and happiness.

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