The Suitcase
A man died, when he realized it, he saw God coming closer with a suitcase in his hand.
- God said: Alright son its time to go.
- surprised the man responded: Now? So soon? I had a lot of plans...
- I'm sorry but its time to go.
- What do you have in that suitcase? the man asked.
- God answered: Your belongings.
- My belongings? you mean my things, my clothes, my money?
-God answered: Those things were not yours they belonged to the earth.
- Is it my memories? the man asked.
-God answered: those never belonged to you they belonged to Time
- Is it my talents?
-God answered: those were never yours they belonged to the circumstances.
- Is it my friends and family?
-God answered: I'm sorry they were never yours they belonged to the path.
- Is it my wife and son?
- God answered: They were never yours the belonged to your heart.
- Is it my body?
- God answered: that was never yours it belonged to the dust.
-Is it my soul?
God answered: No that is mine.
Full of fear, the man took the suitcase from god and opened it just to find out the suitcase was empty.
- With a tear coming down his cheek the man said: I never had anything???
-God answered: that is correct, every moment you lived were only yours. Life is just a moment. a moment that belongs to you. For this reason enjoy this time while you have it. Don't let anything that you think you own stop you from doing so.
-Live Now
-Live your life
- Don't forget to be happy, that is the only thing that matters.
- Material things and everything else that you fought for stay here.
-YOU CAN'T TAKE ANYTHING
Share this reflection with anyone you love or appreciate. Enjoy every second you live.
Ajit Vadakayil http://ajitvadakayil.blogspot.in/2013/07/difference-between-buddha-and-mahavira.html?m=1 Tuesday, July 16, 2013 DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A BUDDHA AND MAHAVIRA STATUE- CAPT AJIT VADAKAYIL SRIVATSA MARK OF MAHAVIRA , LEFT HANDED SWASTIKA OF BUDDHA, KAUSTUBHA MANI FROM SAMUDRA MANTHAN – CAPT AJIT VADAKAYIL Several decades ago, when I was young one of my friends showed me a Japanese memento. So I asked him where he got it from. He said that a few days ago some Jap tourists had come to his house , and given him that. Above : Buddha statue Naturally I asked him, what tourists object of interest is there in his house. So he replied that he is a Buddhist and his great great great grandfather had brought a very ancient marble statue of Buddha from Sri Lanka , which is installed in his home. And that lot of Japanese tourists come to pray to it as it is on their tourist brochure. So I made it a point to to visit his ...
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