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What is the Value of Life??



 One day son goes to his father and says father what is the value of my life? ,the father gives him a stone and says son if you really wanna know the value of your life take this stone and go to the market and if anyone asks the price don't say word but raise of two fingers.The  boy does as his father says and goes to the market he wanders around and suddenly an old woman approaches him and says how much is this stone the boy doesn't say a word just raises of two fingers the woman says $2? I'll take it the boy surprised and runs back to his father and says  father there was an old woman at the market she wanted to give me $2 for the stone the father says son the next place I want you to go is to the museum and if anyone asks the price don't say word just raise of two fingers so the son takes the stone goes to the museum after about 20 minutes there is a middle aged man in a suit who approaches the boy he says Sir how much is this stone boy doesn't say a word but raises of his two fingers and the man says $200 ? I'll take it boy surprised and runs home to his father ,father father the manager at the museum wanted to buy the stone for $200 OK son the last place I want you to take the 

stone is to the precious stone store  and if anyone asks the price don't say word just raise of two fingers so the son runs off into the precious stone store  there he sees a old  man in the counter as soon as the old man sees this stone he jumps up and screams Oh my God! you have the stone I've been looking for my whole life what do you want for it how much is it? boy doesn't say a word and raises of two fingers the old man says $200,000 ? I'll take it the boy can't believe it he jumps up and runs to his father and says father the old man in the precious stone store wanted to give me $200,000 for the stone .you see son you understand now the value of your life?  life is all about where you place yourself you can decide if you want to be a $2 stone or a $200,000 stone  there are some people who loves you and you are everything for them and there are some other people who just use you as a commodity .you are worthless ,nothing for them  so it is upon you my son to decide the value of your life.

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