Nisha Gbimire is a former miss Nepal who was also the second runners up in the miss world competition. But tragedy struck on her way to indian when she was involved in an accident but unfortunately she suffered before she died as no one ever came to assist her.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JK54crjMJx4

Even in her gaunt state, she still looked beautiful.

Why you should always remember the story of the Chinese man and his son.

Also in life even if you are in a gathering of a thousand people, never forget you are alone.

We often take good care of the body forgetting the soul. The soul will surely be retired into the hell fire for eternal torment when one spends the life living in all manner of sins and iniquities. Decide today where you will spend eternity. Heaven or hell. Death is the unavailable end of all of us. Ignorance is not an escuse. Repent today. Accept Jesus Christ as your own Lord and personal saviour. Hreven is real. Hell fire is real.

Only one you know

Please dear op, can u summarize the entire story

Franzinni:
Why you should always remember the story of the Chinese man and his son.

Also in life even if you are in a gathering of a thousand people, never forget you are alone.

Please remind me of the story of the Chinese man and his son.
Thanks

Nothing last forever

Satguru:

Please remind me of the story of the Chinese man and his son.
Thanks

A long time ago, a poor Chinese farmer lost a horse, and all the neighbors came around and said, “well that’s too bad.” The farmer said, “maybe.” Shortly after, the horse returned bringing another horse with him, and all the neighbors came around and said, “well that’s good fortune,” to which the farmer replied, “maybe.” The next day, the farmer’s son was trying to tame the new horse and fell, breaking his leg, and all the neighbors came around and said, “well that’s too bad,” and the farmer replied, “maybe.” Shortly after, the emperor declared war on a neighboring nation and ordered all able-bodied men to come fight—many died or were badly maimed, but the farmer’s son was unable to fight and spared due to his injury. And all the neighbors came around and said, “well that’s good fortune,” to which the farmer replied, “maybe.” And so the story goes.

In China, when something bad happens people will say, “Sai Weng Shi Ma” (Remember “The Old Man Who Lost His Horse”) to remind themselves and others that, sometimes, “bad” things happen which carry a silver lining—and that it’s often in the way you look at things which determines their power over your spirit. It is a caution to all not to get too attached to what happens to us, good or bad. This is a very Taoist tale indeed—themes of yin and yang, balance, peace, pacifism, openness and receptiveness.

Man's inhumanity to man.....

If her life could be saved, why didn't the government save her knowing she represented the country? Smh.

Sad news

In life be yourself and fear God put your trust in him, He can't disappoint us in time of need putting your trust in human being is the beginning of your calamity and running after things of the world, according to the word of scholars in economics the end justify the means have you see clearly with your eyes the end of miss world all is vanity upon vanity...

Reinamaria:
Even in her gaunt state, she still looked beautiful.

Like u read my mind... Even in her bad condition.. She look good.. This we call endless beauty...

Source: Trust me, bro.

Such is life

Franzinni:
A long time ago, a poor Chinese farmer lost a horse, and all the neighbors came around and said, “well that’s too bad.” The farmer said, “maybe.” Shortly after, the horse returned bringing another horse with him, and all the neighbors came around and said, “well that’s good fortune,” to which the farmer replied, “maybe.” The next day, the farmer’s son was trying to tame the new horse and fell, breaking his leg, and all the neighbors came around and said, “well that’s too bad,” and the farmer replied, “maybe.” Shortly after, the emperor declared war on a neighboring nation and ordered all able-bodied men to come fight—many died or were badly maimed, but the farmer’s son was unable to fight and spared due to his injury. And all the neighbors came around and said, “well that’s good fortune,” to which the farmer replied, “maybe.” And so the story goes.

In China, when something bad happens people will say, “Sai Weng Shi Ma” (Remember “The Old Man Who Lost His Horse”) to remind themselves and others that, sometimes, “bad” things happen which carry a silver lining—and that it’s often in the way you look at things which determines their power over your spirit. It is a caution to all not to get too attached to what happens to us, good or bad. This is a very Taoist tale indeed—themes of yin and yang, balance, peace, pacifism, openness and receptiveness.

Mmmm lesson learnt