Rich life and poor life

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Rich life and poor life

Once I was with my friend on some round of the city. While riding a bike I came across a beautiful and thoughtful scene. At Makkai pool, I noticed that there were lots of beggars gathering for getting food packets. There two people from rich family were distributing some snack to these people. These two are fearful while distributing it. Because the beggars were without a mask and in torn clothes. Further, they were dirty. But they were indeed happy and doing mischiefs with one another while taking it. Further, they started eating it as soon as they received. They didn’t wash their hands before eating it.

They didn’t have any fear of Coronavirus or anything. They just enjoyed eating it fully and the moments. On the other hand, those who were giving the snacks to fear of Coronavirus. Somehow they finished it and ran away. The way the beggars lived a life without security, home, bank balance and food. The same way rich people would have lived. But they didn’t despite all types of securities.

When I thought over the scene, realized that we all missed a lot in life by worrying in the name of life security and bank balance. In the end, automatically we would regret not living a good or satisfactory life.

At least we need to live life fully whatever we have. Just live each moment with joy, happiness and contented mind.

What do we need today?

Do we learn from the people who live on the footpath?

Is it called a rich life or poor life?

Does Coronavirus tell us to live a fearful life?


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