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Best lesson of life

There was a very old school in a city in which all the middle-class children around came to study. A new professor had come to that school to teach, it had been a few weeks for the professor. All the children of the class liked the professor more than other professors because they used to teach well as well as entertain the children daily with new stories or games.


One day the professor came to the class and told all the children that I will take a test for you guys tomorrow, so everyone should prepare well. Everyone said ok

The next day, all the children reached school with complete preparation and started waiting for the professor to come and sit in class. The school bells rang like, the professor came to the class and gave the answer sheet to all the children and said that you have to complete the answers to the questions which I will give you in this paper. Everyone responded by saying yes.

After a while the professor gave the question paper which had only a small black dot (.), After giving the paper,  the professor said that now you can start writing everything. All the children were thinking about looking at that black dot for a while, but still they wrote something about that black dot, someone wrote about the place of that black dot and someone wrote about the black color Written in And after writing, everyone gave their answer sheet to the professor. The professor read the answer out loud to all those children, and they were all waiting to hear whose answer was right, but the professor did not even talk about right and wrong. After reading everyone's answer, the professor said that this exam was not to prove you right or wrong, or to give a number, but to give a very important lesson. And that learning is that you all wrote something about that little black dot in your answer sheet, but nobody wrote anything about that big white space.

Similarly, even if there are thousands of good things in the people, but we see their evils first and the same applies to us that there is a lot of strength in us but we cry only thinking about our weaknesses.

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