Once upon a time, there were two childhood friends. They grew up together, studied, played, and shared many memories. But as time passed, life took them on different paths.
once of them became hardworking and determined. Through consistent effort, he achieved success and earned great wealth.
The other, unfortunately, became lazy. He avoided work, ignored responsibilityes, and continued living in poverty.
Years later, the wealthy friend decided to visit his old companion.
when he entered the poor man's house, he was shocked - dust everywhere, broken furniture, unitidy floors.
Even the chair he was offered was cocered in dust.
he asked,
"Why do you keep your house so dirty?"
The poor man replied,
"What's the point of cleaning? It gets dirty again anyway."
The rich friend smiled, said nothing, and before leaving, he gifted hes friend a beautiful flower buuquet.
The poor man kept it on top top of his old dusty cupboard.
Now, wheneverr someone visited his house, they would admire the bouquet but immediately comment:
"This flower is lovely... but the house is filthy."
Hearing this repeatedly, one day the poor man thought, "At least let me clean the cupboard where the bouquest sits. "
So he cleaned the cupboard. Soon guests began saying, "The bouquet and cupboard are clean, but the rest of the room is a mess."
Embarrassed, he cleaned the wall next to the cupboard, then the corner, and slowly... his attitude started to change. One day, out of frustration and a strange motivation, he cleaned the entire house. He painted the walls, arrenged the furniture, and opened the windows to light and air.
Something shifted inside his. He started feeling peace in cleanliness. Soon, he found interest in word, took pu small jobs, and spep by step, he rebuilt his life with dignity.
⭐Moral of the Story:
big changes don't begin with big actions - they begin with small good habits.
Sometimes, even a flower bouquet can awaken a sleeping spirit - if the heart is willing to change.
Just like that, try staring your day by bowing to the divine, praying, or sitting in silence.
These small steps lead to bigger discipline, and slowly... they transform your life.
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