😀 What happiness, what sorrow☹️

 A rabbit carrying his luggage was going happily when he met a deer on the way. The deer said - What's the matter rabbit, you are looking very happy.

I have got married. The rabbit spoke. Very lucky brother, said the deer.

Probably not, because I have been married to a very proud rabbit.

He asked me for a big house, lots of money and clothes, which I did not have. The rabbit replied.

It is a matter of great sadness, said the deer softly.

Probably not, because I love her very much. That's why I am happy that he is with me. The rabbit spoke.

Wow, you are very lucky brother, said the deer happily.

Probably not brother, because my house caught fire the very next day of the wedding, said the rabbit.

Hey Ray It is a matter of great sadness, said the deer.

Probably not, because I brought my stuff out and saved it from burning, said the rabbit.

Well, you are very lucky brother, the deer said while exhaling.

No brother, probably not, because my wife was sleeping inside when the fire broke out.

said the rabbit in a sad voice. Oh, this is a matter of great sorrow, said the deer.

No, not at all, because I jumped into the fire and brought my lovely wife out safely.

And you know what the best thing happened. From this incident, I have learned from him that the sweetest thing is life.

Money, house and clothes may or may not be there but it is very important to have mutual love! The rabbit said smiling.

think win win

After a man died, Saint Peter asked him whether he would like to go to heaven or hell. The man asked if I could see both the places before making a decision.

St. Peter first took him to Hell, where he saw a huge hall with a large table with various kinds of food.

He also saw queues of people with pale and sad faces. They looked very hungry and there was no laughter or happiness.

He noticed another thing that four feet long forks and knives were tied in their hands. From which they were trying to eat the food lying under the table.

But they were not able to eat.

Then the man went to see heaven. There was also a big hall with a lot of food on a big table. He saw long queues of people on both sides of the table with four feet long knives and forks tied in their hands, carrying food and feeding each other from the other side of the table resulting in happiness, prosperity, joy and satisfaction. .

Those people were not only thinking about themselves but were thinking about everyone's victory. The same thing applies to our lives as well.

The lesson from this story is that -

When we serve our customers, our families, our owners, our employees, victory automatically comes to us.