A dent Coins

Friday, November 13, 2009

Once, a man out of his yard, walking aimlessly in despair. He was unemployed for a long time. Financial condition messy family. While busy neighbors filled the house with luxury goods, he is still struggling to figure out how to meet basic needs of food and clothing their families.

Her children had not been bought clothes, his wife often angry at not being able to buy goods worth households. The man was bursting with this condition, and he was not convinced that the trip times the program will bring good fortune, the find a job.

When the man down the street was deserted, a sudden leg
bump something. Because he was curious bent and picked it up.
"Uh, just an ancient coin that was dented," he grumbled disappointed. Even so he took the coin to a bank.

"We recommend that you take the coin in it to the collector of ancient money," said the teller advised. The man followed the advice Itupun the teller, bringing the coin kekolektor. Fortunately, the collectors value coins worth 30 dollars.

So much, he began to think what would he do with this windfall. When passing a hardware store, he saw several pieces of wood on sale. He could make some shelves for his wife because his wife had said they had no place to store pots and jars. After buying 30 dollars worth of timber, the timber he was carrying and headed home.

Along the way he passed the shop of a furniture maker. Eyes
garage owner has been trained to see the wood he carried.
The wood is beautiful, good color, and renowned quality. Incidentally at that time there was an order furniture. He offered to pay some 100 dollars to him.
Looked in doubt in the eyes of man, but was assured and artisans can offer a ready-made furniture to choose him. Incidentally there was a wardrobe that would like his wife. She traded timber and borrow a cart to carry the cabinet. He was soon brought him home.

Along the way he passed a new housing. A woman who was decorating her new house looked out the window and saw the man pushing a cart containing a beautiful cabinet. The women lured and offered at a price of 200 dollars. When he appeared in doubt, the woman raised her offer to be 250 dollars. Man Itupun agree. Then return the cart to the craftsmen and went home.

In the village the door he paused for a moment and wanted to make sure the money he received. He reached into his pocket and counted the sheets worth 250 dollars. At that moment a robber out of the bushes, brandishing knives, seized the money, then fled.

The man's wife happened to look and ran toward him and said, "What happened? You're fine right? What was taken by the robbers? "

The man shrugged and said, "Oh, it's nothing. Only a dented coin that I found this morning ".

When we realized we never had any, why should drown in excessive pain?

The following story, adapted from the work of The Healing Stories Burns GW.