Touching life story.....
A young man was getting ready to graduate college. For many months, he had admired a beautiful sports car in a dealer's showroom,
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7A young man was getting ready to graduate college. For many months, he had admired a beautiful sports car in a dealer's showroom,
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Good, it's a really heart-touching story. Before we take action, we should perceive things and then decide on our next steps. His angry behavior caused him to lose his gift, and while I have succeeded in business, in real life, he has failed.
Anu
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Good, it's a really heart-touching story. Before we take action, we should perceive things and then decide on our next steps. His angry behavior caused him to lose his gift, and while I have succeeded in business, in real life, he has failed.
Anu
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Hello friends,
It's a nice story with a number of lessons to be learned. First, the son did not have confidence in his father's choice of the gift. Second, due to the screening effect of materialism on the young son, he could not see the real gift, i.e., the Bible. Third, life span is too short. The son had matured, grew his own family, and also built up his own business. I think he took too much time to revert to his parents, which is not correct. In such scenarios, it's better to react with deliberate and quick pace than wait for the time to heal the void. Fourth, there was definitely a gap in effective communication between the father and the son. Alas, the son only came when his father is gone. What use. They both missed each other's relationship for such a long time.
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Col. J. R. Vatsa
From India, Delhi
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It's a nice story with a number of lessons to be learned. First, the son did not have confidence in his father's choice of the gift. Second, due to the screening effect of materialism on the young son, he could not see the real gift, i.e., the Bible. Third, life span is too short. The son had matured, grew his own family, and also built up his own business. I think he took too much time to revert to his parents, which is not correct. In such scenarios, it's better to react with deliberate and quick pace than wait for the time to heal the void. Fourth, there was definitely a gap in effective communication between the father and the son. Alas, the son only came when his father is gone. What use. They both missed each other's relationship for such a long time.
Thank you.
Col. J. R. Vatsa
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Nice story. I feel that the most obvious lesson is "Look before you leap" or "Think twice before you speak". In short, don’t be impulsive and jump to conclusions.
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Life lesson I received from a friend.I don’t know the source but worth reading Prakashkailas
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Touching story. It is true that often we miss the real thing, we count our sorrows and miss the blessings. ashok
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Really heart touching... sometimes in life we are so rude to our dear ones that we don’t even try to realise their hard core affection to us.
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