A Man Chased by a Tiger

It’s a nice story

The ending might scare kids, but thankfully it tells a great message about life

Loved it

I absolutely loved this story! It’s so true! Enjoy the bits of honey and allow what is to be. Let go of control.

A Man Chased By a Tiger

Such a poorly read narration that I gave up halfway through. Disappointing.

Amateur

Poor reading & awkward pauses were distracting. Was expecting a much more professional presentation.

Enjoy the sweet things in life

Enjoy the sweet even when all else looks like doom, you just never know when it will all turn to bloom.

Count your blessings

The story has taught me that no matter what may be going on in life good or bad there it’s always a positive thing to Focus on. Life will always throw us curveballs not all of them with a peer good at first . With this in mind, it is important to appreciate the good things in our lives as they come up. Or of the story terms it, the honey dripping from the tree. I am grateful for the folks who work for this app for teaching me this lesson, and for reminding me The words of my soon to be 90-year-old grandmother. She “she often “set an old song which Serv which says “count your blessings one by one.“ this wisdom of my grandmothers open comes up in conversation with her when my buddies physical limitations (are use a wheelchair I use the wheelchair) bring me down she uses the phrase to remind me to be grateful for the good things Life has offered to me. The story of the man being treated by a tiger , It’s an alternative way of explaining the same lesson. Again I am extremely grateful to aura for reinforcing this idea of gratitude for small things no matter the adversities we face. I am also grateful for the Aura community for taking the time to read this post I hope everyone is OK and happy and well. May you all have much honey to appreciate in your life. The experience of this app has someone been honey in my own life I have a thing for you.

Timing...

An excellent story with several lessons. We must sometimes make quick decisions to save our life. Somethings are. Or as bad as they appear. Take time to enjoy the sweet gifts of life when they come. It’s not the fall that will kill you, it’s the sudden stop at the end. Let things play out even when they look grim... they often turn out fine in the end! Thanks Nitima for this enlightening story!!