Fighting the Scary Monster
Mokshika, a curious young girl, faces her fear of monsters during a rainy season in India. With her friends and family by her side, she musters the courage to confront the mysterious monster that scares her every night, learning that bravery comes from within.
Mokshika lived in a small village in India, where the rain poured almost every day. She loved playing with her friends, but at night, she was scared. A scary monster was said to wander the village. Mokshika couldn't sleep, fearing the monster would come to her window. She wanted to be brave like her older brother. - I wish I wasn't so scared, Mokshika sighed.
One rainy afternoon, Mokshika decided to find the monster and make it go away. She asked her brother to help, but he was busy with his friends. Mokshika felt alone and unsure. - Maybe we can ask the wise old woman for advice, suggested her friend Sahasra. Mokshika nodded, feeling a little better. They set off to find the old woman.
As they reached the old woman's hut, the rain grew heavier. - The monster is just a story, the old woman chuckled. But Mokshika wasn't convinced. - It feels real to me, she insisted. The old woman smiled kindly and handed them a glowing stone. - This will guide you through the darkness. Mokshika was puzzled but thanked her.
Mokshika felt discouraged, holding the glowing stone in her hand. She wasn't sure how it would help her. - Maybe it's just a silly rock, she mumbled. Sahasra tried to cheer her up, but Mokshika wanted to give up. The rain kept pouring, and the monster felt closer than ever. - We should just go home, Mokshika sighed.
That night, Mokshika had a dream about the monster. In her dream, the stone glowed brightly, and the monster turned into a scared little creature. - It's more afraid of you than you are of it, a voice whispered. Mokshika woke up feeling brave. - I know what to do, she told Asha the next day. They hurried to the village edge.
With Sahasra by her side, Mokshika held the stone high as they approached the monster's hiding place. The stone's light glowed warmly, and the monster appeared, trembling. - Don't be afraid, Mokshika said gently. The monster shrank back and disappeared into the forest. Mokshika smiled, realizing she had conquered her fear. - We did it, she laughed with Asha.
Mokshika lived in a small village in India, where the rain poured almost every day. She loved playing with her friends, but at night, she was scared. A scary monster was said to wander the village. Mokshika couldn't sleep, fearing the monster would come to her window. She wanted to be brave like her older brother. - I wish I wasn't so scared, Mokshika sighed.
One rainy afternoon, Mokshika decided to find the monster and make it go away. She asked her brother to help, but he was busy with his friends. Mokshika felt alone and unsure. - Maybe we can ask the wise old woman for advice, suggested her friend Sahasra. Mokshika nodded, feeling a little better. They set off to find the old woman.
As they reached the old woman's hut, the rain grew heavier. - The monster is just a story, the old woman chuckled. But Mokshika wasn't convinced. - It feels real to me, she insisted. The old woman smiled kindly and handed them a glowing stone. - This will guide you through the darkness. Mokshika was puzzled but thanked her.
Mokshika felt discouraged, holding the glowing stone in her hand. She wasn't sure how it would help her. - Maybe it's just a silly rock, she mumbled. Sahasra tried to cheer her up, but Mokshika wanted to give up. The rain kept pouring, and the monster felt closer than ever. - We should just go home, Mokshika sighed.
That night, Mokshika had a dream about the monster. In her dream, the stone glowed brightly, and the monster turned into a scared little creature. - It's more afraid of you than you are of it, a voice whispered. Mokshika woke up feeling brave. - I know what to do, she told Asha the next day. They hurried to the village edge.
With Sahasra by her side, Mokshika held the stone high as they approached the monster's hiding place. The stone's light glowed warmly, and the monster appeared, trembling. - Don't be afraid, Mokshika said gently. The monster shrank back and disappeared into the forest. Mokshika smiled, realizing she had conquered her fear. - We did it, she laughed with Asha.
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