Latif el latรญn, the poorest beggar in the village, was considered the wisest man in town.
Despite his appearance and the way he spent his days, Latif had a profound wisdom due to his life experiences.
One day, the king visited the village and interacted with Latif, surprising everyone.
๐คด The king encounters a wise beggar and engages in a conversation.
๐ฐ The king offers a gold coin in exchange for a correct answer to his question.
๐ค The beggar responds with a thought-provoking question.
๐ The king seeks advice from Latif, impressed by her wisdom.
๐ค The king invites Latif to be his advisor at the palace.
๐ผ Latif is given a luxurious room near the royal chamber.
๐ The king seeks advice and guidance from a new advisor.
๐ค The advisor becomes the king's favorite interlocutor.
๐ก The other courtiers become jealous of the advisor's influence.
๐ Every evening around 5 o'clock, the chalk sneaks out of the palace and gathers secretly in a hidden room with an unknown person.
๐ต๏ธโโ๏ธ Suspicions arise about the chalk's activities, leading the king to investigate and confirm the rumors.
๐ The king catches the chalk in the act and confronts it, revealing a surprising twist.
๐ The story revolves around a room with only a worn-out wooden plate, a walking stick, and a tattered robe.
โ The king questions why Latif secretly visits the empty room every evening.
๐ก Latif explains that he only had the tunic, plate, and stick when he arrived, but now feels comfortable in his own clothes.
๐๏ธ The comfort of the bed we sleep on is important, as it reminds us of our identity and where we come from.
๐ We should never forget who we are and where we come from, as life can bring us back to the same place.
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