A farmer lived in a village. There was a small farm outside his village. Once, a few days after the harvest, a parrot made a nest in the field. After a while, the parrot laid 2 eggs there. Out of that egg came two small chicks. He happily began to spend his life on that farm. After a while, it was time to harvest. All the farmers in the village started harvesting. It was time for the parrot and its young to leave the farm and move to a new place.
One day a parrot cub heard the farmer saying that tomorrow I will ask his neighbor to harvest and send him to the farm. Hearing this, the parrot's cube got upset. At that time, the parrot had gone somewhere. When he returned, his children talked to the farmer and said, “Ma, today is our last day. At night we have to leave for another place.”The parrot replied, not so soon, children. It seems to me that there will be no harvest in the field tomorrow.
What the parrot said came true. The next day the farmer's neighbor did not come to the field and the crop could not be harvested. In the evening, the farmer came to the farm and started babbling as if he saw that the neighbor had not come, so I sent a relative tomorrow. The parrot cubs got upset again. When the parrot is told this, he says, don't worry people. We don't have to go tonight. I don't think her relatives will come.
This time too the parrot's story came true, the farmer's relatives did not come to the farm. The parrot's chicks were annoyed that it was falling true every time. The next day the farmer's relative did not come to the field and the crop could not be harvested and seeing the condition of the field, he started blabbering that if the relative did not come, I myself will start harvesting tomorrow.
The parrot's cub heard this from the farmer. And when he told his mother, he said, children, now is the time to leave the field. Tonight we will leave this farm and go somewhere else. Both the cubs were annoyed as to why this time, why she was ready to leave the farm. He asked, if the parrot spoke, the children were dependent on another for the last two times the farmer trembled. But this time he took on his responsibility so that work will definitely happen. That same night the parrot and her cubs left the farm and flew away.
There is nothing wrong with wanting help from others, but if you want to start work on time, you have to take responsibility for it yourself. Other people also help him helps himself.
