In a peaceful village lived two friends, Kavi and Rohan. Kavi loved reading books and learning how things worked. Rohan, on the other hand, thought learning was a waste of time. 'Why study when we can play?' he would often say.
One sunny afternoon, the village elder presented an old, mysterious map. 'This map leads to a hidden valley of fruit trees,' the elder announced. 'But only someone who can read the symbols can find the right path.'
Excited, Rohan dashed off immediately, relying only on his speed. He ran blindly into thick thorny bushes and got stuck in a muddy swamp, unable to find his way back. Meanwhile, Kavi sat down quietly. He studied the map, understood the symbols for 'river' and 'mountain,' and carefully planned his route.
Kavi found the path and even helped Rohan get out of the mud. The elder smiled and said, 'Rohan, your eyes saw the path, but you were lost. Kavi used his knowledge to truly see. Learning gives you the eyes to navigate life.'