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Timeless lesson on wealth

A well-known Scottish proverb, " The father buys, the son builds, the grandchild sells, and his son begs" , is undeniably a timeless lesson about wealth, family fortunes, and even financial discipline.  This age-old saying reflects how wealth collected by one generation can gradually disappear when later generations fail to keep, manage or grow it.  This can be directly correct in view of that country's experience. Such a marked disposition does not appear in India if we try to analyse it. There are so many instances in our great country where the careless son wastes all the wealth of his father. He even fails to show the same dexterity just to maintain his father's wealth.  Here the Sanskrit proverb seems to immediately apply. It points out plainly that wealth slips from one hand to another in just a long period of twelve years. Some mighty minds do not hesitate to say that the capability of the next generation holds the family wealth with all the glory. Therefore, i...

Clean-headed man puts wrong query


Has fire broke out in your house? asked a bit tall person. His sharp query was certainly a bit more idiotic. When he asked to come inside the house he outrighly denied and fastly left the place by saying that he had to go somewhere. 

When the smoke filled the space he should have gone to enquire at the correct house where the smoke was caused. Instead of going to that place he pressed the door bell of the truly wrong house. It was certainly his idiotic enquiry at the moment.

Had he influenced by other person that led him to enquire of fire at wrong place. It was definitely his bad attitude that needs to be flayed at every angle.

It has been more often experienced that all those who look gentle does not really be exactly so. He appeared to be so from every possible angles.

He was wrong in every possible way. He has not approached the right location. The clean headed person appeared to be intrinsically influenced by other person's indication but this has clearly not caught the eye of a very certain incident. His idiotic sense perfected the fact that there was no fire anywhere.

Only the dense smoke enveloped the space badly. It soon cleared and his foolishness got exposed all around. Such person remains expert in giving air to rumour. Was his drama a quick way to arrange fire fighting device there.

Has the fire broken out in your house? asked a bit of a tall person. His explicit query was certainly a bit more idiotic. When he was asked to come inside the house, he outrightly refused and quickly left the place by explicitly saying that he had to go somewhere. 

When the smoke filled the open space, he should have gone to enquire at the correct house where the smoke was caused. Instead of going to the right place, he pressed the doorbell of the truly wrong house. It was certainly his unnecessary, idiotic enquiry at the spur of the moment.

Had he been influenced by another cunning person who led him to enquire about fire in the wholly wrong location? It was definitely his imperfect attitude that needed to be flayed at every opaque angle.

It has been more often experienced that all those who look gentle are not really be exactly so. He appeared to be more or less so from every conceivable angle.

He was wrong in every suitable way. He has not approached the right location. He appeared to be totally influenced by another person's indication, but this clearly did not establish the sight of a certain incident. His idiotic sense perfected the fact that there was no fire anywhere. 

Only the dense smoke enveloped the space unsatisfactorily. It soon was cleared, and his foolishness was exposed all around. Such a person remains an expert in giving air to rumours. Was his drama a quick way to arrange a firefighting device there?

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