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Let us Die empty, if it can make Living Citizens Rich

Let us Die empty, if it can make Living Citizens Rich - UnLeash (Y) our Utter Most Best & Share is my Motto~ Hence No photos

The most beautiful book I have & inspired my Aspiration is How to "Die Empty" by Todd Henry.

The author also was inspired and got the idea of writing this book while attending a business meeting.

When the director asked the audience: "Where is the richest man land in the world?"

One of the audience answered: "Oil-rich Gulf states."

Another added: "Diamond mines in Africa."

I said in Bom-Bay;

Then the director said:

"No it is the cemetery / GRAVE YARDS; Yes, it is the richest land in the world, because millions of people have departed/died and they carried many valuable ideas & Billions that; they could not bring to light nor benefit others nor did they carry with them.

It is all lying in the cemetery/yards, where they are buried."

Inspired by this answer, Todd Henry wrote his book, "Die Empty".

The most beautiful of what he said in his book is:

"Do not go to your grave and carry inside you the best that you have.

Always choose to distribute & share but die empty.

The TRUE meaning of this expression, is to die empty of all the goodness that is within you.

Deliver it to the world, before you leave.

If you have DREAMS/ideas; perform it.

If you have knowledge give it out.

If you have a preset goal achieve it.

Love, share and distribute, to those deserving but do not keep it inside.

Let’s begin to give.

Remove and spread every atom of the goodness inside us, now.

Start the race.

Let us introspect & Reaffirm to Die Empty of the above said.

So true...and we all do the same, we are not all so very young anymore, we still have quite a bit of time left...

Let’s try to give our best in the time left to us, never too late.

Without Malice, ever wherever V B; U R at Liberty to ignore if you so wish

Regards

Ln; UdayPrabhu@Activist.Com

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