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Never ending search for something that doesn't exist costs us the happiness of our life

Raman & Krishnan were two mischievous classmates and neighbours. One day while the class was going on, Raman noticed a few goats near the school, and that rand a bell in him.
Raman said he had a plan to do something which will result in a day off for the school. Krishnan was curious to know about Raman's plan. The school ended for the day and the boys were up executing their plan. Raman said the goats must be moved to the school. Krishnan was curious as to how it will result in a day off for the school..It may buy them some time before the school starts, that should be about it. 
Raman said he I was confident about the plan. So, Krishna trusted his friend and followed his path. Once the goats were in the school, Raman revealed the second part of his plan to Krishnan. Raman and krishnan marked the goats with numbers from 1 to 10 but here was the catch -  number '3' and number '7' were not marked on the goats. 
Krishnan still doubted the plan however Raman was sure about his plan. The next day saw chaos in the school. Everybody was troubled with the mess in the school and soon they realized that the goats were numbered. However, goat number '3' and goat number '7' are missing! As expected everyone started searching for the missing goats which were never found and day off was declared for the school to find the goats!

Many a times our problems are like the goats with numbers '3' and '7' it does't exsist and we take time and pain to figure it out but,  we reach nowhere, and our efforts - all wasted.






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