. * Silent Lesson *
The potter found a diamond lying on the road. He tied the diamond in a rope and put it around his donkey's neck. When he reached the city to sell the pottery he had made Clever eyes recognized the diamond in the donkey in a second.
Knowing that the illiterate potter was unaware of the value of the diamond, he called the potter and casually pointed to the diamond and asked, "Will you sell these stones?"
The potter said, "If you need anything, you can buy it."
The potter was illiterate. He did not know that the value of this diamond was in crores of rupees. He said give me two rupees for this stone. He cleverly said no, I will give him one rupee.
When the diamond heard this, it immediately broke and shattered into pieces on the ground. Decorate in the king's crown, you have not been honored.
The diamond said, "I was not in a low position, but you are. The illiterate potter could not recognize me. He did not know my value. You are a jeweler. You knew me. You knew my value well, but you Put my price one rupee, my pride did not allow me to be sold so cheap, I am the strongest stone in the world but your worthlessness broke me to pieces.
Daughters are like that too.
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