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Life Lessons by Zero

A little girl, who was about to get married in a couple of months came for a walk with a man named 'No One'. He was her guide, friend, father, child - he had played many roles. So, he was 'No One'.


Breaking the silence, walking on the seashore, the little girl asked "Teach me something this evening."


He smiled at her as though he knew she read his mind. He started:

"Be a Zero. I'll teach you five lessons that Zero has taught me."


Be a good company!

When the Zero comes on the right-hand side of any number, it increases the value of the number ten times. Add such value to the life of whoever comes in your contact. They should feel proud of having you with them.


Don’t change others; accept as they are!

When stood on the left side, added or subtracted, the Zero doesn’t make any changes to any numbers. Sometimes it’s important to accompany others without making your influence on them, nor expecting them to change.


Be tough when needed!

When multiplied by any number, Zero has the power to make them zero too. Sometimes it’s important to make others realize that you’re powerful. It's a mistake to raise your voice unnecessarily. It's a sin to keep calm when others make the mistake of raising their voice.


Remain humble!

Zero can add value to others, but another number is needed for Zero to show that it can add value. Know the fact that you are nothing by yourself even if you can add great strength to others. Co-living is not a choice.


Remain unique. Act differently!

While all others numbers decrease the value of others when they divide, Zero raises the value to INFINITY when any number is divided by it. Don’t divide others. Elevate the relationships!


The sun was slowly sinking at the other side of the sea.


'No one, let me walk on your right side now' - said the little girl.


'You're always right.' - said No One.


The setting sun smiled promising them that he would return again.

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