THE GOLDEN GOOSE - MORAL STORY

There was a very poor old lady who had been chased away from her family. Her children did not want to keep her with them because she had become very old and she could not do any work for them.

The old lady daily prayed, "Oh Lord, please take me with You soon. I don't want to live anymore in this world after even my children have left me to suffer." One day, as the lady opened her door, he found a very strange goose.

She was still more astonished when the goose opened its mouth and started to speak, "Dear old lady, I have been hearing your prayers to God. From now on, you can pluck one feather from me and it would turn into gold. Make use of it. Your problems will be solved." The old lady said, "What is going to happen because of gold?" The goose, giving one feather replied, "Wait and see." Soon, the old lady became very rich, and you know what happened next. All her relatives came back to her. She lived very happily then after.

Moral: SINCERE PRAYERS ARE WELL HEARD.

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