Very nice illustration. In fact, even ordinary persons have enough to eat, drink and live happily. The excess is either luxury or for saving/ investment only. This also reminds me of a king who was very uneasy and was advised to wear a happy man's shirt. A happy man could be discovered with great difficulty. But the happy man had no shirt.

good one. Most of the people are not satisfied with what they have.

For me whatever is in my pocket is mine. I am happy with that much. Even if someone wants some help from me, I don't mind.

For me whatever is in my pocket is mine. I am happy with that much. Even if someone wants some help from me, I don't mind.

That’s what a contented heart would do. Be contented with what you have and pocket the happiness.

For me whatever is in my pocket is mine. I am happy with that much. Even if someone wants some help from me, I don't mind.

That’s what a contented heart would do. Be contented with what you have and pocket the happiness.

After all every one has to go empty handed leaving everything behind, so why make life heck before really reaching there. :whistle:

For me whatever is in my pocket is mine. I am happy with that much. Even if someone wants some help from me, I don't mind.

That’s what a contented heart would do. Be contented with what you have and pocket the happiness.

After all every one has to go empty handed leaving everything behind, so why make life heck before really reaching there. :whistle:

It’s a fact and everybody knows. But everybody is after mundane possessions, knowing fully nothing follows us after the end of the journey.

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Dinesh Reddy, the industrialist was annoyed to see a fisherman sitting idly, a bidi between his teeth and a fishing rod by his side.
“Why don’t you catch fish”, Dinesh Reddy.
“I caught enough fish.”
“Catch some more.”
“What for?”
“You can sell more and earn money.”
“Then?”
“ You can build a good home , live happily and enjoy life.”
“What do you think I’m doing right now?”

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