My Indelible Journey

There was a boy who was born with a silver spoon. He got so used to those facilities that he never bothered to do any kind of work. One fine morning when he woke up he found himself by a roadside. The road was empty with mountains beside and river running by. He was wondering how he reached that place. He was waiting for some vehicle to drop him home but not a single vehicle came. Then he started walking. Cool air was flowing by. He heard the river water sound. He thought to drink water and went there. It was hard to drink water from the river as he was barefooted. He was not able to drink water. So I thought to walk again. After walking some distance he saw a villager climbing a coconut tree. He asked the villager for coconut water. The villager told him to climb the tree and drink as much coconut water as he wished. But the boy was not knowing about climbing a tree. The villager showed him and gave him a chance to climb. The boy climbed the tree but he forgot to take the tool to cut the coconuts along with him. The villager told him to reclimb the tree with the tool. The boy was dying to quench his thirst so he obeyed him. This time he cut many coconuts and came down. He drank a few of them and gave remaining to the villager. Then he started walking again. After some time he saw a man repairing a motorbike beside the road. He offered the boy that if he pushes the bike and if it starts working then he would give a ride to his home. The boy agreed. He pushed the bike to a few miles but the bike didn’t start. At last he thought of walking and left that man. After walking some distance, it became dark. The boy was exhausted and thought to sleep beside the road. While sleeping he thought that without working, nothing can be achieved not even water. This experience changed his way of living. In the morning when he woke up he found himself in his bed. He was not able to confirm whether it was a dream or god made those situations in his life in order to teach him a lesson. He rushed to god’s photo in his house and thanked him for a new life in which he will live in a better way.