The burning secret (Arabic Book)

When a woodcutter cuts down a tree to keep himself warm, he doesn't think about the bird that loses its cozy nest among the branches. Yet, he pities the bird as he sees it huddled, seeking false warmth behind his window. Similarly, humans can become consumed by the desire to possess and their egos inflate when it comes to their fellow human beings. A woodcutter can conquer even the toughest trees, unconcerned about the fledglings that fall in the process.