Hammer Question to Keys

Once there was an old lock shop amidst the narrow streets of the city. People would buy locks and keys and sometimes even come to get duplicate keys for their locks.

There was a heavy hammer in the locksmith's shop which was sometimes used to break locks.

Hammer often wondered, "What is the quality of these small keys that they can open even such strong locks in a jiffy when as don't know how many blows I had to take to open that same lock."

One day, after the shop was closed, hammer asked a small key, "How are you able to open even stubborn locks with such ease? Whereas I despite being strong, can't do this."

Key replied, "You use force to open the locks, you hit them and by doing so, the lock doesn't open but breaks. Whereas I do not hurt them, rather I enter its heart and it immediately opens."

Something similar happens in human life. if we want to win someone over, make them ours, then we have to get into that person's heart.

It is possible to force someone to do something but in this way, we do not open their locks in mind or heart but break it. By doing so we destroy the person, whereas by winning someone's heart with love, we increase his usefulness manifold.

Flash:- When we interact with others, it's better to be kind and understanding rather than trying to force them to do what we want. Using force or coercion can lead to harm and resentment. Instead, by showing love and empathy, we can build strong and lasting relationships. When we treat others with sincerity and care, we create a positive bond that benefits everyone involved.

Moral:- Everything that can be achieved by force can also be achieved by love but everything that can be achieved by love cannot be achieved by force..

"True strength lies not in force, but in understanding and compassion."