Question

PLEASE HELP MEEE As a parable, or a simple story used to illustrate a lesson, what knowledge or moral does the poem, "The Blind Man And The Elephant" impart to the audience?

Answer 1

Answer:

The moral of the story is that people should give room for other people’s ideas, opinions and experiences. People’s experiences should not be disregarded because they are different from ours or different from the norm. This is because people are different with different backgrounds and experiences and will always see things differently.

Explanation:

The story for parable of “The Blind Men and the Elephant” is a parable that originated in Indian. It is the story of a particular group of blind men who had never seen an elephant before.

They try to learn about it for the very first time by touching an elephant. Each man begins by touching different parts of the body of the elephant. Because they each touched different parts of the elephant, they describe it in different ways. This led to disagreements because each of them described the elephants based on their own experience and felt the other was being dishonest.

Answer 2

Answer:

The moral of the story is that people should give room for other people’s ideas, opinions and experiences. People’s experiences should not be disregarded because they are different from ours or different from the norm. This is because people are different with different backgrounds and experiences and will always see things differently.

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