Who you are is more important than how you look

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A boy was expecting Car gift from his father after successful completion of the college, From the college returned directly thinking his father would have bought a car by the time he reaches home , the moment he enters the home, expecting  the car is parked in front of his house. As he enters, father congratulates him, trying to handover a big book of Bhavad geetha. Boy was very upset, not even looking at his face,  threw the book and left the house without evening giving the chance to listen what his father what he  is saying.

Father, was worried, spent few years searching for him, got sick and he was on the bed. Message reached to son saying father is serious and always worrying about him. He goes back to home town to meet him. surprisingly the his father has just passed away as he entered his home. He saw there was a book on his pillow  that was the same book which his father was trying to give when he left home. Took the book and just opened, surprisingly there was letter in it and the book had a pouch and Car key was kept inside.  Father wanted to hand over the key keeping inside the valuable book  “Bhagavad geetha” to express the gift is valued so much.

Unfortunately son saw the rapper and took a big decision of deserting at his old age.People always give the more importance to the rapper than the gift. By looking at the rapper itself, we conclude what is the value of the gift , without understanding the ingredient of love in it.

We have attached more to the rapper than the gift. We see the packing when we buy any item. 50ml perfume is packed and spent more than Rs 5000. And sold to you Rs 6000.  How you  look is becoming more important than how you are.

“Who you are is more important than how you look”

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