Stories -The Bundle of Sticks

 Sometime in the distant past, there was an elderly person who lived in a town with his three children. In spite of the fact that his three children were diligent employees, they fought constantly. The elderly person attempted to join them yet fizzled.

Months cruised by, and the elderly person ended up being debilitated. He requested that his children stay joined together, yet they neglected to pay attention to him. At that point, the elderly person chose to show them a thing or two — to fail to remember their disparities and meet up in solidarity.

The elderly person called his children, then, at that point, continued to tell them, "I will give you a heap of sticks. Separate each stick, and afterward break each into two. The person who completes first will be compensated more than the others."

Thus, the children concurred. The elderly person gave them a heap of ten sticks each, and afterward requested that the children break each stick into pieces. The children broke the sticks in no time, then continued to fight among themselves once more.

The elderly person said, "My dear children, the game isn't yet finished. I will currently provide you with one more heap of sticks. Just this time, you should break them all together, not independently."

The children promptly concurred and afterward attempted to break the group. In spite of making an honest effort, they couldn't break the sticks. The children told their dad of their disappointment.

The elderly person said, "My dear children, see! Breaking each and every stick separately was simple for you, however breaking them in a group, you were unable to do. By remaining joined together, it's not possible for anyone to hurt you. On the off chance that you keep on squabbling, anybody can rapidly overcome you."

The elderly person proceeded, "I ask that you stay joined together." Then, the three children grasped there's power in solidarity, and guaranteed their dad they would all remain together.