Believe in yourself

Anita  was  a  bubbly  female  child  who  grew  up  within  the  Himalayan  abode  of  Snow.  Within  the  eastern  region  of  Nepal,  her  parents  were  shepherds.  It  was  that  point  of  the  year  when  the  sky  was  blue.  Sun  smiled  upon  the  village,  and  therefore  the  stars  in  the  dark  never  looked  brighter  before.  Anita  found  a  lot  of  tourists  visit  her  village.

Watching  people  from  everywhere  the  planet  visit  her  village  made  Anita  curious.  What  are  these  people  doing  here,  Father?  Asked  Anita.  Anita's  father  laughed  and  said,  darling,  they  have  all  come  to  climb  those  mountains.  Amazed  at  their  courage,  Anita  said,  really,  Father,  is  it  possible  to  climb  to  the  top?

Of  course,  dear,  replied  her  father.  Many  people  do  it.  Someday  I  will  be  able  to  climb  to  the  highest  of  these  majestic  mountains,  said  Anita,  with  a  resounding  streak  of  hope,  a  burning  dream  brewing  in  her  eyes.  But  life  had  other  plans  for  her.  Anita  lost  one  among  her  legs  when  she  was  13.

Clouds  of  despair  overshadowed  her  happy  world.  Elle  will  never  be  ready  to  climb  those  mountains.  Cried  Anita.  Her  father  loved  her  dearly.  He  couldn't  see  his  little  girl  in  pain.

He  too  was  devastated.  But  he  did  not  lose  heart.  One  day,  Anita's  father  built  her  a  peg,  a  wooden  leg  which  she  could  wear  and  walk.  Never  say  never.  Start  climbing  the  mountains,  said  the  determined  father.

Believe  in  yourself  moral  story.  Anita  was  beside  herself  with  joy.  She  wore  the  wooden  limb  and  walked  and  fell,  stood  up  and  tried  to  run  and  fell  again.  The  entire  village  laughed  at  the  daddy  and  daughter's  foolishness,  but  nothing  pulled  them  down.  Both  the  father  and  daughter  were  determined  to  win.

Against  all  odds,  they  kept  practicing.  After  five  years,  Anita  made  it  to  the  highest  of  the  mountains,  and  she  made  her  father  very  proud  of  her,  along  with  her  country.