I don't get that at all from the story. It teaches that you should stop worrying so much about yourself and celebrate the success of others, even when you think

I don't get that at all from the story. It teaches that you should stop worrying so much about yourself and celebrate the success of others, even when you think you are "better" than those other people. And it's a rather precient parable because jealosy of a sibling is a common thing. When others overcome something difficult, like addiction, I try to celebrate with them. I don't sulk and complain that i'm not getting enough adulation for never getting addicted in the first place.