On our daily walks, we come across many scenes that not only delight our eyes but also provide food for thought.
Sometimes, a very ordinary incident can teach us a deep lesson in our lives. One such scene left a deep impression on me.
I would like to share that experience with the readers today.

Two women were standing at a roadside stall, drinking water from freshly cut young coconuts.
Many people might think, what’s new in this? Such scenes are seen every day.
But the matter was actually not that ordinary.
Both were elegant and personable. However, the way one of them drank coconut water was completely different.
There was such a uniqueness in her naturalness, confidence and presentation that forced passers-by to look at her without realizing it.
It seemed that she was not acting; rather, her innate personality was being revealed.
On the other hand, the other lady was doing the same thing. But she kept looking around.
Seeing the pedestrians’ gazes focused on the other, she felt a little uncomfortable and embarrassed.
But the woman in the story doesn’t seem to care. She continues to drink coconut water in her own way.
Which, I guess, adds another dimension to the scene.
This scene made me think deeply.
Two people are doing the same thing, both are beautiful and elegant, yet why did one attract everyone’s attention, while the other did not?
While searching for the answer, I realized that there was no special external reason behind it. The only difference was in individuality, confidence, and self-expression.

The same is true in our lives. Many of us do the same kind of work every day.
We work in the same profession, trying to achieve the same goal. But not everyone gets the same results. Because, in every work,
there is an opportunity to express our individuality, sincerity, and personality.
Those who can utilize that opportunity are able to make even ordinary work extraordinary.

• People do not only remember the work;
• Remembers the way of doing the work, sense of responsibility, sincerity and expression of personality.
• Therefore, no matter what work we do, we try to leave an impression of our individuality, s
• incerity and beautiful expression in that work.
• Because, these qualities are what make a person different from a crowd of ten.

• My words:
• It is easy to work like ten, but it is not easy to become one out of ten.
• That path is created by your own individuality, confidence, sincerity and love for work.
• So do not imitate others, try to be the best version of yourself. Only then can you also be one out of ten.

Written by – Ashish kumer banik
(This reflection is based on a real-life experience personally witnessed by the author.
Names and certain details have been adapted to protect privacy while preserving the essence of the story)

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Sometimes, we get involved in some things due to our emotions, which in the end are not at all pleasant for us.
Many times this happens out of blind gratitude to others, and sometimes because of an overly generous mentality.
Emotions then overwhelm our judgment. As a result, we rush to meet the needs of others, considering them our responsibility,
but we never think once – how much that person values ​​our sincerity, or is using our humility and compassion as a tool to achieve his own interests.
I would like to share a real experience with the readers, which will help them understand the matter more clearly.

One day, I received a phone call. As usual, I received the call. The gentleman asked for help in a matter that was not difficult for me to do at all.
Out of a sense of human responsibility, I extended a helping hand and talked to the people concerned about the matter.
But what happened next was beyond my imagination. Those with whom I went to discuss the matter, bypassing the main person in the problem,
instead got involved in arguments with me. Gradually, the situation reached a point where I was considered a bigger culprit than the person who asked me for help.

However, the initiative I took could have brought a positive solution not only for the person seeking help,
but also for everyone involved. But the situation took a turn in such a way that in the end, I had to apologize.
I had to face various uncomfortable situations and endure unnecessary insults.

Finally, I consoled myself by saying that this may also be the result of my own decision.
When it comes to helping people, the prudence of when, where and how far to go should also be in everyone and is important.
Because, blind gratitude or uncontrolled emotions often make people engage in such activities for which they are not actually responsible.

• However, they have to suffer the consequences.
• That day, I said only one thing to myself—Alas! Does gratitude also have such consequences? However, one should think before expressing gratitude.
• One should use one’s wisdom and knowledge.

Written by – Ashish kumer banik
(This reflection is based on a real-life experience personally witnessed by the author.
Names and certain details have been adapted to protect privacy while preserving the essence of the story)

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Trust is a multidimensional concept. Its scope is vast, and its meaning varies from person to person and situation to situation.
Trust is one of the most valuable assets in human life.
Every person wants his loved ones, friends, colleagues or family members to trust him.
But the question is— what is the easiest and most effective way to gain trust?
In my opinion, the answer lies in one word — commitment. Yes, commitment is the foundation of trust.

Ask yourself a few questions—
Am I committed to my own word?
Do I try my best to keep the promise I make?
How much am I willing to sacrifice to keep that promise?
How much do I value the trust of my loved ones?

The answers to these questions will determine how much people will trust you.
The true meaning of commitment
A commitment is not just a word; it is a responsibility.
It means—matching your words with your actions.
When people see you do what you say — then their trust in you gradually grows.
A small example –
Let’s say, when you say goodbye — “See you later.”
This is a common polite sentence.
But if you say —
“I’ll wait for you tomorrow at 5 pm.”
Then it is no longer just a sentence. It becomes a promise.
Now your loved one may wait for that time. Hope you will come.
If you don’t go without a reason, or can’t give a credible explanation,
then not only the meeting — your credibility will be damaged.
Trust is usually not broken in a day.
Small unfulfilled promises, excuses, dishonesty and inconsistency between words and deeds gradually weaken trust.
And once trust is broken, it is very difficult to rebuild it.

Remember – once a promise is questioned, trust begins to weaken.
And when trust is weak, the relationship is bound to deteriorate.
Therefore, try to take your promise to such a unique level that it cannot be questioned in any way.
I hope that the practice of beautiful promises will be your constant companion.

(This reflection is based on a real-life experience personally witnessed by the author.
Names and certain details have been adapted to protect privacy while preserving the essence of the story)

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Every day we meet so many people. On the road, at work, in school, in the market or through social media – we get to know countless people. We have a few conversations with some, have long conversations with some, and spend some moments full of laughter and joy with some. Many times it seems that all of them are a part of our lives. But if we think a little deeper, the question arises – how many of these people do we really remember? Or how many of them even keep track of us unnecessarily?

The reality is that most relationships are built around some need. When the need ends, the warmth of that relationship also fades in many cases. Yet, we live in a time when, thanks to technology, it is possible to communicate with people from any part of the world instantly. A phone call, a message, or a small greeting – these can easily keep relationships alive. But do we really do that?

Today’s people are increasingly becoming self-contained. We are so busy with our own work, our own family, our own goals, our own successes—all these things that we have little time to think about the happiness and sorrows of others. We often say, “I don’t have time.” But do we really not have time, or do we not want to give time?

Once upon a time, people used to look out for their neighbors. They would share the happiness and sorrows of their relatives. If they knew about someone’s danger, they would try to stand by them. Of course, there are such people today. But they are very few in number. Now, in many cases, it is seen that there is no communication unless necessary. Even festive greetings are often limited to formalities.

However, there is a strange aspect of human nature — when the need arises. Then even people who are far away suddenly become very close. Then we are ready to open all the doors of relationships. In our speech, behavior, courtesy — we express such sincerity in everything, as if we have had a deep relationship for many years. Then many times it seems that those with whom we have not been in contact for a long time are the closest to us.

Here an important question arises — is this hypocrisy, or is it natural human behavior?

Actually, the matter is not that simple. Humans are social creatures. Need drives human life. So it is not unusual to seek cooperation from others in times of need. Problems arise when the entire foundation of a relationship is based solely on need. Because when need is gone, that relationship also often ends.

One of the ways to recognize a truly great person is that he can be there for people regardless of need. He does not only calculate his own profit and loss. He can rejoice in the joy of others, he can be saddened by the suffering of others. He knows that humanity is not a business transaction.

There are some people in our society who silently look out for others. Encourage others without being jealous of their success. Give courage without criticizing their failure. Stand by someone in their difficult times, even though there is no possibility of getting anything in return from them. These people are the real wealth of society.

Because, it is their human qualities that make people memorable. Money can be lost one day. Status can change. Fame can fade. But a person’s love, compassion, generosity and humane behavior live in the hearts of others for a long time.

If we observe our lives a little deeper, we will see that some people are involved in the achievement of our most beautiful achievements. Someone’s sincere help. Someone’s affectionate behavior. Someone’s encouraging words – all these. Which provide strength to a person in difficult times of life.

Therefore, fulfilling responsibilities and duties is not the only fulfillment of life. Responsibility is certainly important. Duties are certainly necessary. But without humanity, these often become mechanical. A person can be responsible towards his family. He can be dutiful at work. But if he lacks human feelings, his life is not illuminated in its full meaning.

The true greatness of a person is revealed only when he learns to think about others beyond his own limited interests. When he realizes that the purpose of life in this world is not to live only for himself. Spreading a little light in the lives of others is a kind of noble pursuit.

If we look for at least one person every day. Stand by someone’s side on a sad day. Appreciate someone’s good deeds – then maybe the world would become a little more beautiful. Maybe we ourselves would also feel more peace.

• Because a person truly becomes rich only when his heart is rich. And the richness of the heart comes through love. Compassion. Generosity and humane behavior.
• Therefore,
• The definition of a life based solely on needs is limited.
• The definition of a life based solely on responsibility and duty is also partially incomplete.
• But a life rich in humanity, compassion and humanity is truly complete. Comprehensive and enlightened.
• So let us not just be people in need but try to achieve the identity of human beings. Let us take out a little time for others. Let us share in the happiness and sorrow of others. Let us awaken the human power within ourselves.
• Let this consciousness be the great vow of our life.
• My sincere best wishes to everyone. Stay well, stay beautiful, stay safe.

Written by – Ashish kumer banik
(This reflection is based on a real-life experience personally witnessed by the author.
Names and certain details have been adapted to protect privacy while preserving the essence of the story)

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There are times in people’s lives when everything seems to be moving at a normal pace. The pace of life is like the flow of a calm river. There is no major danger, no acute crisis, daily needs are being met fairly well. At such times, people usually feel safe. And this sense of security often becomes their biggest limitation. Because, in good times, people often miss the most valuable opportunities in life.

As we walk the path of life, we encounter countless opportunities. Some opportunities come in very big ways, while others come silently, in ordinary forms. Many times, an opportunity to acquire a new skill, an opportunity to deepen a relationship, an opportunity to start a small business, or an opportunity to develop our own talents appear before us. But we do not give them importance.
Why not?
Because then we feel that there is no special need for them. Life is going quite well.
When an opportunity comes to us very easily. Then we often do not understand its value. Very few people can realize the importance of very accessible things. Many times we think that opportunities will come again. People are always there. There is still a lot of time left.
But the reality is — not all opportunities always come back. Many times a small decision can initiate a huge change in the future. A good habit. A new education. A small savings plan. Maintaining a beautiful relationship. Or taking an honest initiative. The foundation of future security, joy and success can be hidden in these.

But in good times, we do not give them importance and drown in momentary happiness, comfort and complacency. We consider the comfort of the present to be permanent. We think that what we have is enough.
As a result, the golden chapter of countless possibilities is gradually lost in the quicksand of neglect.
When we are healthy. Then we do not understand the importance of maintaining health. When the economic situation is fairly good. Then we do not feel the need to save. When loved or kind-hearted people are by our side. Then we cannot appreciate their value properly. When there is an opportunity to learn. Then the interest in learning decreases. But time never stands still.
The law of life is change.

One day, life suddenly comes to a standstill. An unexpected problem arises. Economic crisis. Physical illness. Relationship breakdown. Uncertainty in career or any other disaster makes people face reality.

And then people start to understand — the opportunities that were once lost due to negligence. How much was their real value.
The time that could have been spent on learning, does not come back. The money that could have been saved, cannot be collected anymore. The relationship that could have been maintained with care, becomes difficult to rebuild. The skills that could have been acquired, are not there, and one has to fall behind in the competition of life.
Then regret arises in people’s minds.
He starts thinking — If only I had been a little more aware then! If only I had given importance to the opportunity then! If only I had made a little effort then!
But the reality is, the current of time never flows in the opposite direction.
The moment that is gone. It is not possible to return it.

• The difficult times of life teach people a lot. The harsh reality then teaches such truths – which cannot be learned by reading a book or listening to someone’s advice. The truth is that the security of the future depends on the right decisions of the present.
• A person who increases his skills in good times. He gets the strength to survive in bad times.
• A person who saves in good times. He finds shelter in times of danger.
• A person who values ​​relationships in good times. He finds people by his side in times of loneliness.
• A person who develops himself in good times. He can stand firmly even in adverse times.

On the other hand, those who do not understand the value of opportunities. They often become helpless in the face of disasters. Because the possibilities that were once within reach. They become elusive like golden deer.
Then people just look. But the lost possibilities never come back.
Therefore, the greatest wisdom in life is – not to see good times as a time to enjoy, but to see them as a time to build the future.
The opportunity that seems small today. That may be the biggest blessing of tomorrow.

The person who is by his side today. It may be your greatest strength and wealth in the future.
The education you are receiving today – may be the one that will save you from crisis one day.
The small effort that seems insignificant today – may become the foundation stone of great success in the future.

• Therefore, do not neglect the good times of life. Do not push away opportunities by considering them insignificant. Learn to recognize the possibilities. Evaluate them. Give importance to even small opportunities.
• Because many great achievements in life. Many great successes and many great security – first come before us as very ordinary opportunities.
• Those who learn to see extraordinary possibilities within those ordinary opportunities. They are the ones who conquer the uncertainty of the future and are able to build a beautiful, stable and fulfilling life.

Written by – Ashish kumer banik
(This reflection is based on a real-life experience personally witnessed by the author.
Names and certain details have been adapted to protect privacy while preserving the essence of the story)

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A few days ago, I suddenly met a friend on the road.
When I asked him how he was, he just smiled.
There seemed to be a secret in that smile. I started searching for the reason for that smile.
The friend said—
“Come on, let’s walk without standing. I will tell you a short story as we walk.”
I was a little surprised. We both started walking.
And he started saying—
“I have always been indifferent to washing my clothes since childhood. I found the task very boring. When my mother was alive, my mother would wash it. When my mother was not there, my younger sister. Then my sister got married. I also became a family man. But the habit didn’t go away.
How can I tell my wife? What if she doesn’t take it normally? What if she gets angry?
Will it continue like this?”
One day, I came up with a plan.
I put 200 taka in my pants pocket and 100 taka in my shirt pocket. Then I said to my wife —
“My sweet, I am in a hurry. Please take the time to wash these clothes with soap.”
My wife did not object.
I returned in the evening and found them sparkling clean.
My wife said with a smile —
“I have washed them very well. Listen, there is no need to put them in the laundry. It is an unnecessary expense. Leave them, I will wash and iron them.”
I smiled to myself.
But another question started swirling inside me —
What did my wife think when she got the money in her pocket?
Did she think —
I trust her?
I want to reward her for her hard work?
Or — I am testing her attraction to money?
My wife herself put an end to all my thoughts.
She returned the money she found in her pocket and said with a wonderful smile —
“ Not money… I love you. I want to take your responsibility.”
I paused for a moment.
The voice became soft—
“I felt very ashamed inside. I said in a weak voice — Sorry, my love.”
“You know, friend, a relationship doesn’t last with money alone. Sincere trust, mutual understanding, delegation of responsibility and love—all of these together build a beautiful family. Money only builds bridges there, not a foundation.”
While talking, we came to a crossroads.
He put his hand on my shoulder and said—
“Go, friend, see you later.”
Saying this, he got on a moving city bus and left.
I stood there for a long time.
A stifled breath came out of my chest.
I said to myself—
“It’s not a lie, friend.”

Written by – Ashish kumer banik
(This reflection is based on a real-life experience personally witnessed by the author.
Names and certain details have been adapted to protect privacy while preserving the essence of the story)

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Money, influence, prestige and glamour have a different value in society. There is no way to deny this.
Those who are economically established, socially influential or in the circle of power,
their lifestyle, thinking and relationship patterns are also different in many respects.
They are usually more focused on strengthening their position.
How to increase their self-esteem. How to take their social status higher.
Who will make their image brighter if they associate with.
Who will make their position stronger if they have a relationship with

• all these things occupy a large part of their thoughts.
  They keep calculating – who will benefit if they keep them by their side.
  Who will benefit if they avoid them.
  Where will their status increase.
  People will give importance to which event they attend.
  These subtle calculations become an integral part of their lives.
  For them, relationships are often like an investment.
  Where the profit-loss calculation works invisibly.

However, there are countless people on the other side of the world whose reality is completely different.
For whom every morning begins with struggle. For whom life is not a luxury, but a battle for survival.
For whom every day is spent thinking about meeting the needs of the world.
They dream. But they are constantly injured while trying to make that dream stand on the hard ground of reality.
In their lives, necessity is much more important than external glamour.
They are busy fighting to build their lives before enjoying life.
They start anew every day. They break down every day. They try to get up again.
But the sad truth is that most people in society do not give importance to this struggle of theirs.

• Rather, they want to see the results of success.
• How many sleepless nights a person has spent.
• How much humiliation they have endured.
• How many times they have failed.
• How many times they have tried to rebuild themselves — all those stories are not of interest to people.

• People respect success. Not struggle.

Yes, there are exceptions. Some people are truly humane. They try to understand the suffering of others.
But they are very few in number.

Again, many times it is seen that some people in society are very busy doing good to others.
From the outside, their activities seem very humane. But if you observe deeply,
you can understand that sometimes there is a strong desire for self-promotion behind that benefit.
They want people to praise them. The story of their generosity to spread. Their status to increase further.

• But real empathy is very silent. Real empathy does not seek the light of publicity.

In real life, it is seen that when you are going through difficult times.
Then very few people stand by your side.
Many people maintain a distance during your days of failure, disappointment or financial crisis.
Some may silently regret.
Some criticize your incompetence.
Some call you lazy.
Some say you do not know how to plan.
Some say you lack competence.

But very few people ask the question – why is this so?
Very few people try to understand how terrible a situation can be in a person’s life and make them collapse like this.
Your sighs do not reach their ears. Your sleepless nights do not reach their eyes.
The mountain of despair that has accumulated inside your chest does not touch their feelings.

But sometimes a little sympathy can give a person a new life.
An encouraging word. A sincere advice or a sympathetic presence can give a broken person the strength to stand up again.
But that understanding is not in everyone.

Because their world of thoughts is far away.
They are busy with their own position. Their own interests.
Their own glory and their own achievements.
Successful, established and influential people are at the center of their vision.
Relationships with whom will increase their social value.
Where is the place of a struggling, failed or disappointed person like you in the crowd of their sky-high thoughts?
You may be fighting every day to maintain your existence.
You may be constantly trying to develop yourself.
But your struggle is invisible to them.

• Because, they see the result – not the journey.
• They see the destination – not the hardships of the journey.
• They see the light of success – not the nights spent in darkness.

Then it seems that trying to get your place in that high world of theirs is like jumping from the ground to touch the sky.
No matter how hard you try, the distance remains huge.
But there is no reason to be disappointed.

You have to remember that –
the real value of a person is not in his money – in his character.
Not in his influence – in his humanity.
Not in his external splendor – in the greatness of his heart.

Those who are neglecting you today may see your current situation. But they do not see your potential.
They do not see your struggle. They do not see your indomitable willpower.
herefore, do not waste time waiting for the recognition of others. Do your own work.
Increase your qualifications. Enrich your character.

• Because real success comes only when a person abandons all negligence.
• He is able to create his own position by overcoming all failures and all adversities.
• And then the world is forced to look at him with new eyes.

Written by – Ashish kumer banik
(This reflection is based on a real-life experience personally witnessed by the author.
Names and certain details have been adapted to protect privacy while preserving the essence of the story)

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It was a beautiful spring morning. The sun was shining brightly, a gentle breeze was blowing, and tender green leaves danced happily on the trees.
A father was walking his little daughter to school, holding her hand. Despite the beauty all around, there was no smile on the child’s face. Noticing this, the father asked softly,
“What’s wrong, sweetheart? Why aren’t you smiling?”
In her simple, innocent way, the little girl replied,
“Dad, why didn’t Mom come to take me to school today?”
The father paused for a moment and then said gently,
“Oh, so that’s why my little girl is feeling sad, right?”
The child nodded her head, her lovely braids swaying from side to side. Seeing her honest response, a shadow of sadness crossed the father’s face. The beauty of nature around them seemed to fade for a moment. Still, he forced a smile and said,
“Don’t be sad, sweetheart. Everything will be okay.”
The little girl asked again,
“Dad, what happened to Mom? Why is she sad? Why didn’t she come with us?”
Hearing her questions, the father fell silent for a moment. Then, with a soft smile, he said,
“Sweetheart, yesterday you made a very beautiful drawing. You showed it to me, remember? It was so lovely that I feel like hanging it on the wall.”
Hearing his praise, the child’s face lit up. She said,
“Really, Dad? You want to hang my drawing on the wall?”
“Of course I do,” the father replied.
“But then you’ll have to frame it, and put a nail in the wall to hang it, right?” she said.
“That’s right,” the father answered. “And then your drawing will make the room more beautiful.”
The little girl smiled and said,
“Yes, that’s true.”
The father took a small, quiet breath and said,
“Listen, my dear. A family is a place where there may be misunderstandings between parents, some rules and discipline, and even a little hurt or disagreement. But all of these together create a deep and loving bond—that’s what we call happiness.
Think about your drawing. If we don’t take the effort to frame it, to put a nail in the wall, and hang it properly—can anyone truly enjoy its beauty? No, they can’t.
In the same way, if there were no discipline, no disagreements, and no small hardships in a family, we wouldn’t be able to understand the true meaning of happiness.
You’re still young, so you may not fully understand all of this right now. But don’t be sad. These things happen in every family, and everything becomes okay again. Focus on your studies, grow into a kind and good human being.
Look around you—see how beautiful everything is. Look at those young leaves on the trees, how they’re playing joyfully in the spring breeze. Doesn’t it feel nice?”
The little girl stopped for a moment. Then she gently lifted her father’s hand and kissed it. She said softly,
“Thank you, Dad… I think I understand now.”

Written by – Ashish kumer banik
(This reflection is based on a real-life experience personally witnessed by the author.
Names and certain details have been adapted to protect privacy while preserving the essence of the story)

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I could see my mother’s great affection for dogs. Feeding the dog with love and affection. Keeping some food from her own food for the dog. Calling and petting the dog whenever she got the chance, these things were like a habit. For this, many people sometimes had to be annoyed. Still, my mother did all these things
One day, I asked my mother in passing – Mother, your love for dogs knows no bounds. That is why many people are annoyed. Why, mother?
In response, the mother would say with a calm smile – “My son. The dog is very grateful and devoted to the Lord. He does not get tired of doing the difficult task of guarding the Lord at night. He comes and waits in front of the Lord for hours.
He sleeps when necessary. Still, he does not easily leave the householder and goes anywhere else. He does not get bored or do anything. He just sits and waits for a handful of food. When he sees the Lord, he wags his tail with joy. He looks forward to receiving a little affection. Finally, he eats whatever he gets and is satisfied. He has no complaints against anyone.
He is not angry at being given less food. Rather, he continues his duty according to his rules. He does not have to take any orders for his work. Whatever is good for the Lord, he does every day. He even tries to help the householder by risking his own life in any trouble. There is no shortage of such examples.
He does not even think about what he will get in return or what he has received.
In other words, the Lord’s benefit “Doing is the natural instinct of a dog.“

The True Value of a Kind Heart –

Despite this, almost all of us kick dogs. If it steals food due to extreme hunger, we do not forgive it. We do not even hesitate to beat it. On the other hand, cats are lazy pets. Generally, they are not seen as useful except for chasing mice. However, the cat’s interest in chasing mice is more than the benefit of the householder.
Whenever the cat gets the opportunity, it spoils the food by eating the food of the owner.
It is not in its nature to see the good or bad of the householder.
There is also a village proverb – the cat prays for the boon of the householder to be blind so that it can steal the food of the householder. And the dog prays for the boon of the householder, i.e. the owner, to increase the family. So that they can fill their stomachs by eating the food thrown away by the household.
Despite this, almost all of us love and care for cats more than dogs. Starting from feeding them milk to laying them on the soft bed they like, we find peace.
Similarly, there are some people in society who are very helpful in mind. They feel happy to help others. They do not hesitate to take great risks for the sake of others.
However, it is seen that these altruistic, selfless people are mostly oppressed in society. They are more victims of humiliation and deception from the people who benefit. On the other hand, those people who are clever, skillful, like flies in milk, take advantage in good times; look for opportunities to cause harm in bad times.
It is seen that all those people create stories of winning life by collecting praise behind the mask of being good people.
Friends, this story is a brutal reality that has been proven time and again.
But friends, it should be remembered that the company of a truly kind-hearted person is more valuable than a lot of money and

• prestige. In comparison to what he can give you – me in need.
• In many cases, money – wealth and prestige are forced to accept defeat. “The real value of a person is in his heart, not money or influential position.” Continuous good wishes for everyone –

Written by – Ashish kumer banik
(This reflection is based on a real-life experience personally witnessed by the author.
Names and certain details have been adapted to protect privacy while preserving the essence of the story)

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