The essay begins with a quotation from Chanakya, emphasizing that while honesty is a virtue, being "too honest" can lead to negative consequences. The author explains that honesty is a critical aspect of character that cannot be quantified. The discussion transitions to the relationship between honesty and greed, asserting that they are opposites; a greedy person cannot be honest, while an honest person is satisfied with what they have. The essay includes a quote from Mahatma Gandhi about greed and satisfaction. It contrasts Shakespeare's perspective on honesty with that of naturally honest individuals, who embody honesty consistently. The narrative then introduces Nurakaka, a simple, elderly man known for his honesty, sharing a story from 1952 or 1953 where he asked a friend to buy train tickets for him, revealing that both tickets were actually for himself, demonstrating his straightforward nature.

by Valibhai Musa in English Motivational Stories

Writen by Valibhai Musa

Category Motivational Stories