Once, in a quiet village near a great shimmering lake, children began to notice glowing lights dancing in the sky at night. They called them the “Little Light Travelers.” The lights would float and flicker, forming shapes and patterns as if they were trying to speak a language beyond words.
One curious girl named Meera decided to follow the lights one evening. The world around her seem to hush as she walked to the Lake shoreline. As she walked, the lights drifted closer, and she felt a warm, peacefulness in her heart. The lights began to tell her a story—not with words, but through feelings and images that painted vivid scenes in her mind.
They showed Meera how every person carried a little light inside them, like a star. But sometimes, fear and worry would dim the light. The Little Light Travelers had come to remind everyone that they could make their lights shine bright again—by being kind, by helping each other, and by trusting the wonder of the universe.
When Meera shared the story with her village, some people scoffed, but others felt their hearts stir. Over time, as more people noticed the lights and began to believe in their message, the whole village seemed to glow a little brighter.