Ask Them How They Value Them

Ask the runner up, the value of one second, who lost the race by a fraction of a second, also lost the gold medal.

Ask the man the value of a minute, who missed the flight by just a minute.

Ask the student the value of an hour, as he missed an important question to answer, in an annual examination.

Ask the student the value of a year, who failed, in one paper and could not be promoted.

Ask the player the importance of the only goal he made, in the final match, as a penalty corner.

Ask the value of the words of the mentor, which changed the entire course of ones life’s direction by his guidance.

Ask one the value of money when one has an empty pocket.

Ask one the value of friendship, to one who is all alone.

Ask the parents the value of a child, when they don’t have one, especially in old age.

Ask the mother, the value of a child, who conceived, but lost the only child due to miscarriage.

Ask one the value of a shelter to one who is homeless.

Ask the boatman the value of an anchor when the wind is strong and when he is amid choppy waters, and the sky is overcast.

Ask one the value of food to one who is hungry.

Ask one the value of water in mid desert in a summer afternoon.

Ask one the value of knowledge, to one who is ignorant.

Ask one the value of sight, to one who can’t see.

Ask one the value of words to one who is deaf and dumb.

Ask one the value of rest when one is exhausted.

Ask one the value of rains when there is draught.

Ask one the value of pleasure, when he is in pain.

Ask the patient the value of blood of a rare group, he needs for survival, after a major surgery.

Ask one the value of a job when one is jobless.

Ask one the value of oxygen, when one is on life support system.

Ask one the value of presence of mind when one was heading for an accident, but just averted it, by a timely diversion.