Story: One should never be arrogant, because of which one does not get respect

According to legend, in ancient times, a king disguised himself and traveled to the city to find out the distance of his people. Then the king saw a pebble in the road. People coming and going caused a lot of trouble because of this stone, but no one tried to move the stone.

The king stood at a distance from the stone and began to see if anyone was moving the stone. Shortly after the laborer came here, he began to try to move the stone. No one came to his aid. After a while, another person came and he started talking if the laborer could not remove the stone.

Seeing this, the king reached there and said to the man, "Brother, if you help this worker, the stone will soon be gone." On hearing this, the man said, "I am the owner of the laborer and it is not my job to remove the stone."

When the king heard this, he went to the laborer and helped him move the stone. After a while, he moved the stone. The poor man thanked this stranger.

After moving the stone, the king said to the owner of the laborer, "If you need a laborer at any time in the future, come to the palace." The owner was surprised to hear this. He soon learned that the king was standing in front of him.

As soon as he recognized the king, the owner began to apologize. The king said to him, If we are proud of ourselves and do not help others, we will never get respect. Pride is a bad habit that can make everything worse.

The king heard this and promised to help others in the future. The lesson to be learned from this incident is that we should continue to help those in need to the best of our ability. If our small efforts are good for others, we should act immediately.