VISIT TODAY RAMAKRISHNA II THE FOX AND THE HEDGEHOG

THE FOX AND THE HEDGEHOG

Sri Ramakrishna

THE FOX AND THE HEDGEHOG

A Fox, swimming over a conduit, was hardly prepared to go to the bank, where he lay injured and exhausted from his fight with the brisk current. After a short time, a swarm of parasitic flies chose him; yet he lay inconspicuously, still too weak to even consider evening consider running a long way from them. "No, no!" yelled the Fox, "don't trouble them! They have

A Hedgehog happened by. "Allow me to push the flies away," he said sympathetically. _Better to hold up under lesser mischief than to risk an increasingly critical in clearing taken all that they can hold.

If you push them away, another unquenchable it._