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The ultimate gift

How a rich boy who didn’t care about the world realized what the true meaning of life was. For him, money was no option, and having not worked in his life, he didn’t know what hard labor was. In his mind, all he could think of was that whenever he was feeling sad, he could always use money to solve those problems. Well, at least he thought he could.

This movie really moved me more than any others did, when one has everything, you forget about those who have nothing. And for many of us brought up in a well to do family, most of the times, we neglect this things. All along I have left this in some way or another, but I guess, this movie really reflected what I truly feel.
Now did I fully realize what my father was teaching me all this while. I know that people reading this might think this guy is emotional or something, but I really feel that it is true, and I am thankful for that. My dad was always a humble man, and he had always taught us to be humble. Not to over spend and to invest. All along I thought that he was being bad to us, and not giving us what we wanted. But what he did was made us think. Every time I buy something now a days, I will think of if it is practical and the long run.

Only when I am in Paris did I fully thank my parents for what they instilled in me. (Being considerate, roughing it out, fending for yourself and most importantly learning to love yourself first, before you can love others.)