Humorous story: A person who enters heaven unarmed begins by confirming where he really is

One day, a male Phoebe's crane flew out of its nest to prepare dinner for his family, and he was going to find insects to eat for a nest of fledgling chicks.

On the way he encounters a ladybug that is flying around. "I know you can catch anything smaller than a golf ball and slower than the speed of sound," said Ladybug, "because you're the fastest flycatcher, but my house is on fire, and if I hadn't flown out of the house, my children would have been burned to death." The East Phoebe's sometimes sinfully longed for his home to catch fire, so he let the ladybug fly away and turned his attention to a beautiful butterfly.

"Is your house on fire, and your children are about to burn to death?" Don Phoebe Asked. "Never have such a worldly thing happened to me," said the butterfly, "and I have neither children nor a house, for I am an angel, as all living beings see." She flapped her wings at the world around her, "This is heaven. She said.

"This is heaven." The fledgling chicks commented that as chicks who had never seen the world, their dessert that night was the butterfly.

Moral: Those who enter heaven unarmed should first confirm where they really are.