HAVING A BEST FRIEND

 Having A Best Friend 

A story tells that two companions were strolling through the desert. During some purpose of the excursion they had a contention, and one companion insulted the other one. 

The person who got slapped was harmed, however without saying anything, wrote in the sand; 

"Today my closest companion insulted me." 

They continued strolling until they found a desert garden, where they chose to scrub down. The person who had been slapped stalled out in the soil and began suffocating, yet the companion spared him. After he recouped from the close suffocating, he composed on a stone; 

"Today my closest companion spared my life." 

The companion who had slapped and spared his closest companion asked him; 

"After I hurt you, you wrote in the sand and now, you compose on a stone, why?" 

The other companion answered; 

"At the point when somebody harms us we ought to record it in sand where winds of pardoning can delete it away. Be that as it may, when somebody accomplishes something bravo, we should imprint it in stone where no wind can actually delete it." 

Lesson of the story: 

Try not to esteem the things you have in your life. Be that as it may, esteem who you have in your life.