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Motivating Moral Story of Mother Bird

Motivating Moral Story of Mother Bird



This is a highly inspirational and motivating moral story about how a mother bird sacrificed her body to save her chicks.


The forest fire was raging towards them very fast. The mother did not know wheather she should leave her three children and go.

The mother runs to the base of a big tree to escape from the blistering heat and fire with her children following her. The fire was doused by the nature’s fire brigade “The rains”.

A national Geographic’s team member saw the mother sitting like a statue. He picked up a stick and touched her. The mother bird’s dead body crumpled and fell off and from under her wings ran away three chicks.

This mother bird has sacrificed herself, burning alive to save her children, although she had the option to fly away to safety leaving them to die in the forest fire.

The nature has wired and programmed every mother’s brain in such a way that a mother can see only one option in any emergency “Save her children even if it means burning herself alive”.

Moral of this Inspiring & Motivating Story of Mother Bird.



“ The word Mother, symbolises love and love demands sacrifice.”

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Motivating Story of a Trouble Tree

Motivating Story of a Trouble Tree

Motivating and Moral Inspirational Story - The Trouble Tree



This Motivating Moral Story is about a man who left his troubles on a tree before entering his house.

Everyday when leaving home for work and returning back from work a man used to touch the branches of a tree outside his house.

His neighbour could not contain his curiosity to know what is going on and asked the man. “What are these invisible things or bags that you keep hanging on the tree every night and removing occasionally in the morning, Sir”.

The man replied, this is my trouble tree. I never take home my troubles, worries, tension and work. I hang them all in imaginary bags on this tree in the evening. When I leave my house in the morning I pick up whatever still remains on the branches. Often, not many of my troubles last more than a good nights sleep. So I don’t have to take them back to work either”.


The Moral of this Motivating Story of the Man and his Trouble Tree


“Time Cures Most of Your Troubles and Problems.”