Motivating Moral Story of Colours

Motivating Moral Story of Colours of Ball

This is a highly motivating and moral story of a school teacher who taught how to see the other man's perspective to his students.

The students in his class always had a quarrel over the same issues and each would assert that what he or she says is right and the other is wrong. They could never see the others view point.

The teacher had to find a way to tell the 9 year olds how to understand the view points of each other about the same subject. He divided the students in to two groups and made them stand on his left and right sides.

Then he showed a painted ball to them. He asked a student in the group to his right, “What is the colour of this ball?” The student replied, “White”.

Then he asked the same question to a student from the group to his left. The answer was, “Black”. He then gave the ball to the students to inspect and went away.

There were no more quarrels from that day in this teacher’s class. Are you still wondering? The ball was painted half black and half white.

Moral of this Motivating story of Colours of a Ball

“Imagine yourself to be the other person or just walk across & look from where the other person is, you can save a lot of avoidable arguments.”


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Motivating Story Worlds Seven Wonders

Motivating Story Seven Wonders of the World

This is a motivating and highly inspirational moral story for adults about how a small child gave the moral lesson on the seven wonders of the world.

A teacher told her students to list the Seven Wonders of the World. Then she told them to stand up and read out what they have written.

Most of them confidently read out “Taj Mahal, Great Wall of China….” etc. One of the students got up and was a little apprehensive to read out what she had written.

The teacher asked “Are you having any trouble?” The girl replied, “I couldn’t quite make up my mind because there are so many of them.”

She then read out her seven wonders in this order, “To see, to hear, to touch, to taste, to feel, to laugh and to love.”

Moral of this motivating and inspirational story

“The most precious wonders of life can neither be built nor bought”


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Motivating Story of Albert Einstein

Motivating Story of Albert Einstein

This highly inspiring story about the childhood and school days of Albert Einstein who became the famous scientist of our times is basically for parents.

Once there was a boy, who could never make any good grade during his primary schooling. His teacher tried everything possible and finally gave up telling the kid these exact words, “Einstein, you will never amount to anything!” Yes you guessed it correctly. He grew up to be the famous personality we all know as Albert Einstein, who was a theoretical physicist widely regarded as the most important scientist of the 20th century. He was awarded the 1921 Nobel Prize for Physics for his explanation of the photoelectric effect in 1905 and "for his services to Theoretical Physics".

Moral of this Motivating and Inspiring Story of Albert Einstein

“Don’t predict your children’s future based on their primary schools results.
Enjoy their childhood.”


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Motivating Moral Story - School Quiz

Motivating Moral Story - School Quiz

This is a Motivating Moral Story about a School Quiz, where students get a question that no one has ever seen in any question paper.

During the general knowledge quiz in a school, there was a question that read, "What is the first name of the woman who cleans the school?" All the students wondered if it was some kind of a joke. They have seen this woman several times.

She was tall, dark-haired and in her 50s, but none of them knew her name, because they never thought it was important. So all of them left the last question unanswered. One student asked if the last question would count toward their quiz grade.

"Absolutely," said the teacher, "In your life you will meet many people. All are significant. They deserve your attention and care, even if all you do is smile and say hello".

Moral of the Motivating Story - School Quiz

“All those who work with you are important. Know them by their first name.”

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