This fable tells the story of a fisherman who believes playing his flute will help catch more fish. However, when he stops playing and casts his nets, he catches many fish. The fisherman complains to the fish for not moving when he played, but flopping around now. The moral is that things happen in life according to nature's will, not human desires for timing.

1. The most famous
story teller
of ancient Greece
was Aesop.

2. He wrote a great
number of fables,
well-known till
nowadays
all over the world.

3. In these fables,
animals
can speak,
solve problems,
and generally
have human
characteristics.

4. All the fables
of Aesop
want
to educate people
by giving
a wise apothegm
and
an advice
to the audience.

5. So, let’s begin our story….
The fisherman
and
the little fish

6. Once upon
a time,
there was
a fisherman
who also knew
how to play
the flute.

7. One day he went
to the sea with his
nets and the flute.

8. The fool thought that
the fish would come
on the surface
more easily
by listening to his song.

9. But of course
his effort
was unfruitful….

10. So he left the
Flute
on the rock
and threw
his nets
in the water.

11. He was so happy
and grateful
to God
for this!!!
A lot of fish
were caught
in them!!!

12. However,
when he got
the fish out,
they started flopping
and he got upset.

13. So, he shouted:
You are so bad fish!!!
When you listened
to my music,
you made no movement!!
Now that I stopped,
you keep dancing!!!

14. So, although
the naive fisherman
wanted to catch
the fish
by playing
the flute,
Life and Nature
couldn’t follow
his fool will!!

15. This fable teaches us
that
things just happen
in life,
no matter how strongly
we wish for them
at a specific time!!!
Life always
knows better….