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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...

The Hard fact without doubt



If you are in a very different mood  at a time with a little juicy or relatively interesting approach, then it would be far better not to look any further than two relative issues in a rather distinct times. 

It interestingly better to follow that we start with something quite different to throw the glowing words singly to engage other people. Strangely enough, they became a laughing stock sooner as a result.

Oddly enough, they were ridiculed before. Never laugh at the weaknesses of others. It only returns on those who deride sooner or later on others. This is a hard fact without a pinch of doubt. 

It was not long ago that some laughed at one person; soon, the people started laughing at them. Whom they had laughed at was a big mistake due to his lack of attention. 

But in that particular case, there was not a bit more chance of mistake due to the very presence of many people managing the work at the critical moment of the passing time.

That good person really slipped into a very accurate care while looking  interestingly at the black thing at that particular moment. But the clear aberration of raising the pillar before several sharp-eyed people did appear to be a big mistake.

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