Thought of the day “ KINDNESS IS A LANGUAGE WHICH THE DEAF CAN HEAR AND THE BLIND CAN READ..” Happy Christmas Regards Mahesh
From India, Raichur
11From India, Raichur
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Trial Balance of Life
There was a cowherd who was a very selfish and greedy person. He was greedy and never missed an opportunity to deceive and cheat anyone for personal gains. One day, he sold milk by mixing 50% water and made a huge profit - a whole bagful of 100 coins. Happy and gleeful, with his ill gotten earnings, he was on his way home with the other cowherds. On the way, they decided to have a bath in the river. They all took off their clothes and kept their belongings on the beach and went for a swim. A monkey, who was staying in a close by tree, saw them and came there. He started rummaging through the clothes. He came across the bag of coins and was fascinated by it. He opened the bag and playfully started throwing the coins, one by one, in the river. The cowherd suddenly noticed this and immediately came to the shore and shouted at the monkey. The monkey threw the bag with the remaining coins and went away. The cowherd inspected the bag and found that the monkey had thrown many coins. He counted the remaining coins painstakingly and to his dismay, 50 coins were lost – exactly the percentage of water in the milk that the cowherd had added. God took away exactly the same quantum of coins that he had deceitfully earned through dilution of the milk. Nature and life are like that.
Message: The cowherd learnt the hard way the real meaning of the trial balance of life – debit is equal to credit symbolizing that the quantum of punishment is equal to the quantum of sin. When you do good, life will return the good to you in some form or the other. If you cheat someone, remember that someone will cheat you. The trial balance of an accountant may or may not tally but the trial balance of life will surely always tally. You reap what you sow.
Regards,
Harpreet
"When you know who you are, you don't need to justify to anyone. People will gossip, accuse, assume.......LET THEM."
From India, Gurgaon
Trial Balance of Life
There was a cowherd who was a very selfish and greedy person. He was greedy and never missed an opportunity to deceive and cheat anyone for personal gains. One day, he sold milk by mixing 50% water and made a huge profit - a whole bagful of 100 coins. Happy and gleeful, with his ill gotten earnings, he was on his way home with the other cowherds. On the way, they decided to have a bath in the river. They all took off their clothes and kept their belongings on the beach and went for a swim. A monkey, who was staying in a close by tree, saw them and came there. He started rummaging through the clothes. He came across the bag of coins and was fascinated by it. He opened the bag and playfully started throwing the coins, one by one, in the river. The cowherd suddenly noticed this and immediately came to the shore and shouted at the monkey. The monkey threw the bag with the remaining coins and went away. The cowherd inspected the bag and found that the monkey had thrown many coins. He counted the remaining coins painstakingly and to his dismay, 50 coins were lost – exactly the percentage of water in the milk that the cowherd had added. God took away exactly the same quantum of coins that he had deceitfully earned through dilution of the milk. Nature and life are like that.
Message: The cowherd learnt the hard way the real meaning of the trial balance of life – debit is equal to credit symbolizing that the quantum of punishment is equal to the quantum of sin. When you do good, life will return the good to you in some form or the other. If you cheat someone, remember that someone will cheat you. The trial balance of an accountant may or may not tally but the trial balance of life will surely always tally. You reap what you sow.
Regards,
Harpreet
"When you know who you are, you don't need to justify to anyone. People will gossip, accuse, assume.......LET THEM."
From India, Gurgaon
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