Aesop's Fables

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"Union Gives Strength"

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"You see my meaning," said their father.
"Union Gives Strength."

This quote encapsulates a fundamental moral lesson about the power of unity. The father uses a simple yet effective metaphor by handing his sons a bundle of sticks to demonstrate how easily each stick can be broken individually, but not when bound together. This visual and tangible lesson impresses upon them that collective strength surpasses individual efforts. The saying "Union Gives Strength" underscores that cohesion and cooperation often lead to greater achievements and resilience than solitary endeavors. This fable, although not originally by Aesop, has permeated cultures worldwide, highlighting an essential truth about the benefits of working together. It serves as a timeless reminder that unity fosters strength, making it easier to overcome challenges and achieve common goals.

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