Life Maker

Joseph JMJ

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Life Maker

The Life Maker

Zaria is a lovely little woman who lived with her family and friends in the countryside of a

princely state of an ancient civilisation. Her native place offered her a quality life. She practised

love and compassion. She embraced beauty and truth in her life. Her deeds and Word

always reflected righteousness and virtues.

She was all happy. She started going to country school at a very early age. she was

so charming that everyone loved her in the school. Every student in her class wanted to

be her friend. Zaria was fond of Margeret, a sweet girl from her school. They were very

good friends. Both of them believed in sharing and caring.

Zaria was studying class Il with her friend Margeret. It was a dream life for them. Every

day they used to play in their break time. Both of them were good in their studies. Both were

each other's best friends. Sometime's people used to take them as twin sisters. People used

to cite their examples to teach goodness to other children.

All was going very well until a very heartbreaking incident took place. On one unfortunate

day, while playing, Margeret met an accident and she was admitted to the hospital. It was

very upsetting for Zaria. However, after a week Margeret was released from the hospital

and resumed going to school. But things changed for them. Zaria realised that Margeret

was not happy anymore. She was looking very dull and down.

Zaria couldn't accept her friend suffering from fear and being unhappy. She started to

encourage Margeret. They spent quality time together. Zaria gave her hope and courage

Margeret soon responded to her best friend's help and started to become happy.

When she grew up Zaria decided to dedicate her life to the service of humanity. She

travelled across the world and encouraged people. She helped the poor and the sick.

She fed the hungry ones and helped the ones in pain to be healed. She found meaning

in doing this. It was the calling of her life. She left for her heavenly abode while serving

the suffering ones. She breathed her last with a heart full of love and a bright smile. Zaria's

life was great in quality but not long in duration. She lived a life of meaning and fulfilment

Moral: There is more happiness in making others happy than seeking happiness in

worldly things.