The Value of Our Life [Renjith K R, BA Sociology]


 

   THE VALUE OF OUR LIFE

 

 The value of our life lies on our own thoughts.The world around us wants us to be like everyone else.They treat us as a commodity.The video gives us a great idea how we should look at our life.With a simple story of a father and son, it provides us the need for having a vision about our life.The boy asks his son the value of his life and his father  tells him to go to different places with a stone. He  agrees and goes to different places with a stone.He was offered 2 Dollars, 200 Dollars, 200,000 Dollars accordingly.The value of the stone changed according to the place he went. It shows us that ' LIFE IS ALL ABOUT WHERE WE PLACE OURSELVES'.We should know our own value.We should be the decision maker of our life. Don't let others interfere in it. As APJ Abdul Kalam Sir said, "WORK HARD and BE UNiQUE". Know the value of our life and give our heart into it.    


                                                  


                                                   Renjith K R

                                                    BA Sociology

                                                    20USOC3628            

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