8. Three Stories About Apes


high-definition creative commons posters depicting Three Stories About Apes from the Pañcatantra together with further information.

These stories highlight the dangers of imitation without understanding. An ape tries to mimic a carpenter and gets his tail caught in a log; another tries to use fire but only burns himself. These fables warn that blindly following the actions of others without possessing their skill or knowledge leads only to pain and public ridicule for the foolish imitator.

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Posters by Anandajoti Bhikkhu

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