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MR. SO-AND-SO — WHEN ARI AND SARI FIND A TALKING WELL
Boss, after living in the Lost City for several months, Ari and Sari began to feel that there was something they had not yet discovered. They had tended the garden, planted trees, and cleaned the old houses. However, there was one place in the corner of the city they had never explored: an old well covered by a large stone.
One afternoon, Ari and Sari decided to open the well. They worked together, pushing the large stone with all their strength. After several hours, the stone finally moved. Beneath it was a deep well, with clear water that reflected the sunlight.
Sari bent down and looked into the well. She was startled when she saw someone's reflection on the surface of the water—not her own reflection, but that of an old man with a white beard and sharp eyes.
Sari pulled Ari's head closer.
Bro, there's someone inside the well!
Ari bent down and looked inside. He also saw the reflection. The old man smiled and said in a deep voice:
Welcome, Ari and Sari. I have been waiting for you.
Ari was startled.
Who are you? How do you know our names?
The man answered calmly:
I am the guardian of this well. I know everything about you because you are the people I have been waiting for. I want to tell you something: at the bottom of this well, there is a treasure that cannot be measured with money. It can only be measured with the heart.
A TREASURE THAT CANNOT BE MEASURED WITH MONEY
Ari and Sari looked at each other. They did not know what to do. However, their curiosity was greater than their fear.
Ari tied a rope around his waist, then began to descend into the well. Sari waited above, her heart pounding.
After a while, Ari reached the bottom of the well. There, he found a small, weathered wooden chest. He opened it, and inside was a piece of silk cloth with the following words written on it:
True treasure is not gold or silver. True treasure is the kindness you plant in the hearts of others. Every time you help someone, you have planted treasure that will never disappear.
Ari smiled. He tied the cloth around his waist and climbed back to the surface.
Sari welcomed him anxiously.
What did you find, Bro?
Ari opened the cloth and showed it to Sari.
This, Sari. A treasure that cannot be measured with money.
💡 MESSAGE FROM THIS STORY
True treasure is not gold or silver. True treasure is the kindness you plant in the hearts of others.
"Every time you help someone, you have planted treasure that will never disappear.
This well is not about water. It is about the depths of the heart that never run dry.
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FULAN — WHEN JOKO MET THE DUCK WHO COULD SING
After his encounter with the clever goat, Joko became the village joke. Every time he told people about the goat that could talk, they would only smile and shake their heads. But Joko did not care. He knew what he had seen, and he knew what he had heard.
One morning, Joko walked to the riverbank to fish. He brought a simple fishing rod, bait made from leftover rice, and a worn-out straw hat. He sat beneath a shady tree and waited for the fish to come.
But it was not a fish that came. It was a white duck walking with the swagger of a king. The duck approached Joko, then opened its beak and said:
Good morning, Old Man. Are you fishing?
Joko jumped. He almost fell into the river.
You... you can talk?!
The duck nodded proudly.
"Of course. I am not an ordinary duck. I am the best singer in this entire village.
Joko furrowed his brow.
Ducks can sing?
The duck smiled.
Of course. Want to hear me?
THE UNFORGETTABLE DUCK CONCERT
Before Joko could answer, the duck began to sing. Its voice... was absolutely terrible. It sang like someone who was in pain, but with complete confidence. Joko covered his ears, but the duck kept singing.
The chickens around the coop ran away in fear. The cows in the pasture covered their ears with their hooves. Even the fish in the river leaped out of the water to escape the sound.
Joko could not take it anymore. He stood up and said:
Stop! Stop! Your voice... your voice is terrible!
The duck stopped singing. It looked at Joko with wounded eyes.
"Don't you like my singing?
Joko shook his head.
It is not that I dislike it, Little Duck. But... your voice sounds like a broken cart.
The duck fell silent. Then it said in a soft voice:
I know my voice is not good. But I sing because I am happy. I sing because I want to share that happiness with others.
Joko fell silent. He felt guilty.
THE LESSON FROM THE DUCK
Joko sat down beside the duck again.
Forgive me, Little Duck. I was too quick to judge. You are right. Singing is not about having a beautiful voice. Singing is about having a happy heart.
The duck smiled.
"That is right, Old Man. And you know what? I do not care if other people do not like my singing. What matters is that I am happy. And I hope my happiness can spread to others."
From that day on, Joko never looked down on anyone again. He learned that happiness does not always come in a perfect form. Sometimes, it comes in the form of a duck singing off-key, but with a sincere heart.
THE MESSAGE OF THIS STORY
Singing is not about having a beautiful voice. Singing is about having a happy heart.
Happiness does not always come in a perfect form. Sometimes, it comes in the most unexpected form.
Never look down on anyone. Because they may possess something that we do not.
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A CERTAIN SOMEONE — WHEN JOKO FOUND AN INVISIBLE RING
After his encounter with the duck who was good at singing, Joko returned to the village with a lighter heart. He was old, but his eyes were still clear, and his ears could still hear the whispers of the wind carrying stories. One night, as he sat beneath a banyan tree, he sensed that something was strange about the ground. The ground felt warm, as though there were life within it.
Joko slowly dug with his hands. After a while, he found a small ring made of black stone. The ring did not shine like gold or silver. It was dark, but it radiated a calm aura. On its surface was an engraving of an open hand.
Joko put the ring on his finger. As soon as the ring touched his skin, he felt something strange. He could hear sounds that others could not. He could hear the whispers of the banyan tree, the murmur of the river, and even the heartbeat of the earth.
THE RING’S POWER
Joko walked to the riverbank. He dipped his hand into the water, and the water felt colder than usual. He whispered to it:
Please, carry my message to those in need.
Strange. The water seemed to understand. Its ripples changed, forming a strange pattern, and then disappeared. Joko smiled. He knew that the ring was no ordinary ring.
The next day, a young child came to the village with a pale face. The child had lost their mother in the forest. Joko held the ring and whispered:
Show me the way home.
The ring felt warm. Joko followed the warmth and found the child’s mother trapped behind a fallen tree. He helped her, and the child wept with joy.
From that day on, Joko became known as “Joko Who Hears.” Not because he could hear human voices, but because he could hear the voice of nature—and the inner voices of those in need.
THE MESSAGE FROM THE RING
One night, Joko dreamed. He saw an old man with a white beard and sharp eyes. The man said:
The ring is not a magical object. It is merely a reminder that you have a power that has existed within you for a long time. That power is compassion. You hear because you care. You help because you care. And that compassion is what makes you powerful.
Joko awoke in tears. He realized that true power was not about supernatural abilities, but about having an open heart and ears willing to listen.
💡 THE MESSAGE FROM THIS STORY
True power is not about supernatural abilities. It is about having an open heart and ears willing to listen.
The ring is not a magical object. It is merely a reminder that you have a power that has existed within you for a long time.
You hear because you care. And that compassion is what makes you powerful.
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📈 DEXE JUMPS 45% TO $3!
DeXe (DEXE) price is showing crazy movement again! In a short time, this coin surged 45% and touched the $3.10 level 🚀
🔥 Facts Behind This Surge:
· This increase happened after DEXE fell from the all-time high of $49
· A fairly aggressive rebound occurred
· Trading volume increased significantly
⚠️ But stay ALERT!
· DEXE is still in a high-volatility zone
· In the last 24 hours, it briefly became the top loser with a 44% drop
· Large inflows to exchanges indicate potential sell pressure
💡 Conclusion:
Don’t get carried away by FOMO! Prices that rise fast can drop just as fast. Keep tracking support/resistance and manage risk well.
DYOR! NFA!
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