The Farmer and The Snake Story

There was a farmer living in a village with his family. He had a field, and he worked in it daily.

In the winter season, one cold morning, the farmer was walking through his field and found a snake that was lying on the ground. The snake was stiff and frozen with the cold. Though the farmer knew how deadly the snake could be, he picked it up and put it in his chest to warm it and let it return to life.

Soon, the snake revived consciousness, and once it got enough strength, it bit the farmer and went away. The bite was deadly, and the farmer felt he would surely die. As he drew his last breath, he said to the people around that, though he was very kind towards the snake, he was facing such circumstances. So, “Guys, learn from my fate not to take pity on a scoundrel.”

Moral of The Farmer and The Snake Story

Some people never change their nature, no matter how well we behave with them. Always stay alert and maintain a distance from those who are just thinking about their own benefits.