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Three Bulls and the Lion

Level B1 · 163 words

Three Bulls and the Lion

Three strong bulls grazing in a wide pasture turned their horns outward back to back at the moment of danger. A hungry lion wanted to hunt these three bulls repeatedly but retreated unable to overcome the combined horn wall. The cunning lion secretly spread whispers of strife among the bulls and made them fall out with each other. When the offended and separated bulls scattered to different corners of the pasture, the lion hunted them one by one and destroyed them all.

As long as communities and families stay in unity and togetherness, they withstand even the greatest external dangers. When divisiveness and internal conflicts break unity, every individual remains vulnerable alone and becomes easy prey. The enemy's greatest weapon is inserting strife and shattering unity. Standing together is the sole condition for protecting life and the future.

No power can destroy those in unity, the separated becomes prey. Unity makes strength undefeated. Strife breaks unity. The separated individual becomes prey.

Standing back to back saves life. The enemy first shatters unity. Staying together is safety.