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World doesn’t remember what you have, But world remembers only what you gave


We have been taught since child hood , the purpose of life is to get something  from outside the world. The education teaches how to get rank, how to get medal, how to get the shield. Every game focus on  getting  the prize.
All the education counseling is to study the best earning field like doctor, Engineer , lawyers etc., 
We have been molded to earn or get something from this world. And we teach same thing to our children.
 “World doesn’t remember what you have, But world remembers  only what you gave”.
We remember Mahathma Gandhi, Mother Theresa, Thomas alva edison , Einstein and so on for not what they had. But what they gave to this world.   
World remember both positive or negative. Osama bin laden also remembered but for the trouble he gave to this world.
So question is what you give to the world is  more important. Sachin Tendulkar has been remembered for the success he gave to the country, Jesus has been remembered for the love he gave to the world. Mother therasa remembered for her love & care to the people. Mahatma Gandhi for his peace to get independence to the country, Basaveshwara for bringing the revolution of uniformity in the humanity and so on.
And how you want to be remembered? What you give to world should be your purpose of your life.

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