In a large forest, there lived a pair of Hamtaro named Alina Hamtaro and Aswa Hamtaro. This Hamtaro is an ideal partner; they are a wise couple; daily, their steps inspire other Hamtaro. Their lives become the center of attention of forest dwellers, and this couple always helps other Hamtaro. They are Hamtaro, who is easy-going, giving, and friendly with other Hamtaro. Whatever the Hamtaro couple does, they always succeed, they managed to build a playground for Hamtaro's children, and they also made long waterways so that their environment is filled with lots of water.
Alina Hamtaro loves to teach Hamtaro's children. Aswa Hamtaro worked hard to build Hamtaro's houses. Alina and Aswa Hamtaro have been a couple for a long time, but they don't have children. In fact, Alina is happy with the children; she hopes she can one day carry her child and educate her to be like Alina and Aswa Hamtaro. Many Hamtaro praises Alina and Aswa Hamtaro; these Hamtaro really want Alina and Aswa to be leaders in their forest environment. However, Aswa Hamtaro always refused. He said that what he and Alina did was a form of volunteering to meet the needs of other Hamtaro. Alina and Aswa Hamtaro are dedicated to giving the best for other Hamtaro and do their best to give and help other Hamtaro.
Alina and Aswa Hamtaro's busyness makes them no longer think about having children, even though in Alina's heart, she really wants to have children; she wants to take care of her children and accompany her children until their children find meaning in life that is owned by Alina and Aswa Hamtaro. Aswa Hamtaro often looked at Alina, looking at Hamtaro's children. Aswa Hamtaro understands Alina's eyes, who are eager to have children. However, Aswa Hamtaro can only surrender and continue to live life, hoping that one day Alina can have children.
On a sunny morning after returning home from teaching Hamtaro's children, Alina Hamtaro met a beautiful butterfly flying toward her. The beautiful butterfly swung itself around and circled Alina Hamtaro. The butterfly said, "there will come a day when you reap what you sow, don't be sad because everything is beautiful in its time." Then, the beautiful butterfly left Alina Hamtaro. Alina Hamtaro was happy to meet this beautiful butterfly; she felt something new in her life about a waiting that she had been waiting for.
In the silence of a serene night, Alina and Aswa Hamtaro fell asleep. The next day, Alina Hamtaro woke up slightly weak; she told Aswa Hamtaro that her body was not feeling well and she wanted to go back to sleep. Aswa Hamtaro took good care of Alina Hamtaro until one day, Alina Hamtaro realized she was pregnant. Alina and Aswa Hamtaro are feeling very happy. Then, a little Hamtaro was born named Adara Hamtaro. Adara Hamtaro is very funny and kind; he is a very innocent and spoiled young male. Once upon a time, Alina and Aswa Hamtaro walked around the garden they had built for the forest dwellers. Alina Hamtaro taught Adara Hamtaro that life is not about ourselves but about other people, "Adara, keep it in your heart that this life is only to sow what is good," said her mother. Adara Hamtaro just nodded, listening to his mother. The next day, Aswa Hamtaro taught Adara Hamtaro to run fast and collect food. Aswa Hamtaro always taught Adara Hamtaro that "life is not only about eating Adara, but about giving and helping others. If you are given something to Fate, use it to give and help others. Itaught you to run fast so you can be useful to others. Do you understand, Adara?" Adara Hamtaro just nodded.
One day the forest experienced a food crisis; it was very difficult to collect food, the built waterways were also getting dry, and many Hamtaro began to die to live their lives. On a sunny morning, Adara Hamtaro circled the edge of the forest alone. He wants adventure, exploring jungle life. When Adara Hamtaro went on an adventure, he found a vast garden of sunflower seeds. Adara Hamtaro was surprised, seeing the beauty of the sunflower seed garden; he ate a lot and drank a lot. However, he was confused to tell the forest dwellers that there was a very large and beautiful sunflower seed garden. Then, Adara Hamtaro went home and saw a lot of skinny and hungry Hamtaro. Adara Hamtaro was confused; he was very innocent and didn't understand what he should do. Then, Adara Hamtaro returned to the sunflower seed garden the next day and ate the sunflower seeds until he was full. Then, he returned to the house. On his way, he saw many Hamtaro who died of starvation. Adara Hamtaro was still confused about what to do with the number of Hamtaro who started to fall. The next day, Adara Hamtaro returned to the sunflower garden and ate sunflower seeds until he was full. Then, Adara Hamtaro lay looking up at the sky. He spoke in his heart, "why am I full here and still alive when going home, many Hamtaro starve and die?". Then he went home and told his father and mother that he had found a very beautiful garden of sunflower seeds. Then, his father and mother went to the sunflower seed garden and returned to the forest to inform the forest dwellers that our crisis would end.
Adara Hamtaro realized that maybe this is what his father and mother taught him: life is to do what's best for others. Then, Adara Hamtaro also understood what he had to do in this life. Adara Hamtaro becomes a very good Hamtaro, very wise, and very easy-going. Adara Hamtaro's mission in life is to be a good person and even very kind to the people around him.
From the story
of Adara Hamtaro, we can learn that sometimes life lessons are not as easy as
listening. We often hear a lot of good things around us. But do we really
understand the good things we hear? Because sometimes, we just listen and think
we already know, but we need the experience to find the meaning of the good
things we hear. When life's journey leads us to certain experiences, we realize
the meaning of what we hear. From that, we have an experience and a good
feeling when doing these things so that we want to do that good again until
finally, we have the 'habit' to do good things. It will shape our character
into a person with good character.