On the day of “Buddha Poornima”, the day when Buddha attained enlightenment, a brief tale of enlightenment which just occurred.
This story is about Abhi Shah, who was a “millionaire for a night”
A short thread 🧵
This story is about Abhi Shah, who was a “millionaire for a night”
A short thread 🧵
“If you don't stand for something you will fall for anything.”
- Gordon A. Eadie
What would most of us do, if we found a bag filled with 1million dollars on a deserted road? Many of us would take it.
But not Abhi Shah, because he stood tall for his virtues.
- Gordon A. Eadie
What would most of us do, if we found a bag filled with 1million dollars on a deserted road? Many of us would take it.
But not Abhi Shah, because he stood tall for his virtues.
Abhi and his family own a convenience store in Soutwick. Most such stores in US sell lottery tickets as well. Very recently, a regular customer came to their store, bought a 30$ ticket, and after scratching it, mistakenly thought that it had the incorrect number. And she threw it
As the luck would have it, Abhi found the ticket, and decided to match the number. And boom 💥
Serendipity can be wonderful but it can be bizarre as well.
Now there was a dilemma.
Serendipity can be wonderful but it can be bizarre as well.
Now there was a dilemma.
Many things started to appear before Abhi’s eyes. That Tesla which was never bought. That vacation on Cruise in Bahamas. That house with a big pool and a tennis court.
“Many are the strange chances of the world”
“Many are the strange chances of the world”
And due to the excitement and the moral conflict within, the family couldn’t sleep for two days. But after consulting within and with Abhi’s grandparents, they realised it wasn’t theirs to be.
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There are people who seek happiness and then there are who demand Euphoria. Abhi and family decided to locate the rightful owner of the ticket and the genuine winner of the lottery, and she was ecstatic to hear it.
“There is an ecstasy that marks the summit of life, and beyond which life cannot rise”
If there is a human personification possible of this quote, I think Abhi Shah and his family would be a rightest example of that.
If there is a human personification possible of this quote, I think Abhi Shah and his family would be a rightest example of that.
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