Be the best at whatever you do, but first make sure that what you are doing is for the best.” — Shon Mehta Pytho was an inspiring teacher. "Be the best at whatever you do!" he told his students. His students followed his advice, and many became well-known in their respective fields. Pytho felt proud when his students mentioned him as a contributor to their success. Every day, Pytho received many notes of appreciation. One day, he received a summon from the court instead. Surprised, Pytho hurried to the court, and appeared before the judge. Then he saw his student Dimbi. Pytho looked at Dimbi, trying hard to remember. He recalled that Dimbi was not one of his brightest students, and Pytho's efforts to inspire Dimbi had gone in vain. Dimbi had left school several years back, and Pytho had never heard from him, until now. “ Whatever I am toady, its because of you.” Said Dimbi. Pytho was taken aback by Dimbi’s this statement. “You can’t blame me, I did everything ...
Official website of Shon Mehta, acclaimed author of The Timingila and creator of the fictional universe of Jivavarta. Her works include 'The Girl Who Asked Why' and 'Lair of the Monster.' Explore philosophical allegories and stories on human nature.