If there is any moral/message or anything at all to be learned/understand, I miserably failed to find any. Perhaps there is a hidden message at the end of the story. Or is it an attempt at another ?The trees are being cut? or (something like that) a subtle yet powerful editorial piece in Nepali newspaper? But, even if it's just a folklore without any msgs/meaning, thanks for sharing. Incumbent situation in sajha, anything other than discussions about current scenario will be appreciated by vast no. of (non)silent readers. IndisGuis:)