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Roll no.239
Foundation Level

Long ago, in a small and lively town, Mulla Nasrudin was walking through the marketplace when he noticed a huge crowd gathered around a performer. Curious as always, Mulla pushed his way closer to see what was happening.

Standing high above the ground was a skilled tightrope walker, carefully balancing on a thin rope stretched between two tall poles. The crowd watched with excitement and amazement as the performer moved slowly and confidently across the rope.

People gasped every time he took a difficult step. Some covered their eyes in fear, while others cheered loudly with joy. The tightrope walker showed incredible focus, courage, and balance.

After the performance, everyone praised the man’s talent. “What amazing skill! What perfect balance! How can anyone do such a dangerous thing?” they said.

Mulla Nasrudin smiled and replied, “You are all amazed because he can balance on a rope. But have you ever thought about how difficult it is to balance in everyday life?”

The people looked at Mulla with curiosity. He continued, “A person must balance happiness with sadness, work with rest, speaking with listening, and confidence with humility. Life itself is like walking on a tightrope. One careless step can create problems, but wisdom and patience help us move forward.”

The crowd became quiet and thoughtful. They realized that Mulla’s simple words carried a deeper meaning. The tightrope walker had shown them physical balance, but Mulla had reminded them about the balance needed in their hearts and minds.

Mulla laughed and added, “The rope walker uses a long stick to keep his balance. We also have our own balancing stick — it is called wisdom!”

Everyone laughed and applauded Mulla’s clever answer. Once again, Mulla Nasrudin had turned an ordinary moment into a lesson filled with humor and knowledge.

**Moral of the Story:**
Life is like a tightrope. Success comes from patience, careful choices, and keeping balance in everything we do.

#rsisb Roll no.239 Foundation Level Long ago, in a small and lively town, Mulla Nasrudin was walking through the marketplace when he noticed a huge crowd gathered around a performer. Curious as always, Mulla pushed his way closer to see what was happening. đŸ‘€đŸ˜ïž Standing high above the ground was a skilled tightrope walker, carefully balancing on a thin rope stretched between two tall poles. The crowd watched with excitement and amazement as the performer moved slowly and confidently across the rope. đŸ€č‍♂đŸ˜Č👏 People gasped every time he took a difficult step. Some covered their eyes in fear, while others cheered loudly with joy. The tightrope walker showed incredible focus, courage, and balance. 🌟🙌 After the performance, everyone praised the man’s talent. “What amazing skill! What perfect balance! How can anyone do such a dangerous thing?” they said. 👏✹ Mulla Nasrudin smiled and replied, “You are all amazed because he can balance on a rope. But have you ever thought about how difficult it is to balance in everyday life?” đŸ€”đŸ˜„ The people looked at Mulla with curiosity. He continued, “A person must balance happiness with sadness, work with rest, speaking with listening, and confidence with humility. Life itself is like walking on a tightrope. One careless step can create problems, but wisdom and patience help us move forward.” âš–ïžđŸŒ The crowd became quiet and thoughtful. They realized that Mulla’s simple words carried a deeper meaning. The tightrope walker had shown them physical balance, but Mulla had reminded them about the balance needed in their hearts and minds. đŸ’Ąâ€ïž Mulla laughed and added, “The rope walker uses a long stick to keep his balance. We also have our own balancing stick — it is called wisdom!” 🧠✹ Everyone laughed and applauded Mulla’s clever answer. Once again, Mulla Nasrudin had turned an ordinary moment into a lesson filled with humor and knowledge. 😂📚 🌟 **Moral of the Story:** Life is like a tightrope. Success comes from patience, careful choices, and keeping balance in everything we do. ⚖
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