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Mousy approached the saint and said, “Sir, I’m in trouble! The cat keeps chasing me, and I don’t know what to do. Can you please help me?”

The kind saint asked, “What kind of help do you need, little friend?”

Mousy replied, “I wish I could become a cat myself so that the big cat won’t bother me anymore.”

The saint thought for a moment and then said, “Alright, your wish is granted. You shall become a cat.”

Mousy was happy for a while, but soon he was back, looking sad. The saint asked, “What’s wrong now?”

Mousy sighed, “Now a dog is chasing me! Being a cat isn’t as easy as I thought.”

The saint chuckled and asked, “So, what would you like to be now?”

Mousy thought for a moment and said, “Maybe if I were a tiger, then no one would dare to chase me!”

The saint smiled and turned Mousy into a tiger. However, to everyone’s surprise, the tiger started staring at the saint with hungry eyes.

“Why are you looking at me like that? Do you want to eat me?” asked the saint.

The tiger nodded eagerly.

The saint, realizing the mistake, said, “Oh dear! You’ve forgotten the lesson. You should appreciate who you are and not try to be something else. Now, go back to being a mouse, and remember to be content with who you are.”

And just like that, Mousy turned back into a mouse but with a valuable lesson in his heart. From that day on, Mousy embraced being a mouse and learned that it’s okay to be oneself. The saint’s magic became a reminder that everyone has a special role to play, and trying to be something you’re not might lead to unexpected troubles.

The moral of the story is: Be happy with who you are because everyone is special in their own way.

Alexander was stunned by the thief’s remark. Alexander considered the thief’s appeal, “Yes, I am nothing but a big thief, that’s all.” So, he released the thief, saying “I am no better than you!”

“What is that?”

“The cat chases after me always. I am very unhappy.”

“So, what do you want?”

“If you can make me a cat, I can get relief from this.”

“Alright, you become cat!” So, the mouse instantly transformed into a cat by the blessing of the saint.

After a few days, he again came back to the saint and started crying piteously. The saint asked, “Why are you crying now?”

“The dog is chasing me.”

“Alright, then, what do you want now?”

“Please make me a tiger.”

“Fine, you become a tiger.”

When he became a tiger, he started staring at the saint.

The saint asked, “Why are you staring at me? You want to eat me?”

“Yes.”

So, now, the saint cursed him, “Again, become a mouse!”

That is our predicament. We are currently enjoying all the facilities provided by God. But, we want to get God out of the picture. We got a human birth, which is perfectly suitable for higher attainment. But, we are not sufficiently valuing this opportunity.

Pridefully, we are ignoring God and busy claiming proprietorship over temporary objects of sense gratification. Consequently, our conditions are only declining day by day. We are getting increasingly enmeshed within the complexities of life.