Description: Discover the profound life lessons from Alexander the Great's final wishes. Learn why this legendary conqueror's dying words continue to inspire humility, wisdom, and the true meaning of life.
Alexander the Great’s Last Three Wishes: A Powerful Life Lesson Story Line
Alexander the Great, having conquered all the countries, fell ill on his way back to his homeland.
Even after many months, his illness did not subside.
He felt that death was approaching him.
One day, he called his chief soldiers and said, "My death is near." I have three wishes. He ordered that you must fulfill them.
They also promised to fulfill them.
The first wish is that my coffin should be carried only by the doctors who treated me.
The second is that the path to my burial place should be decorated with precious stones that I have earned.
The third is that both my hands should be exposed outside the coffin.
The soldiers found these wishes strange and were afraid to ask what the reason could be.
One of them came forward bravely and said, "O king, we will definitely fulfill your wish." But when they asked him to explain the reason for this, Alexander explained it.
1. Since the doctors are carrying my coffin, everyone in the world will know one thing. Doctors cannot save a life from any disease permanently. They cannot stop death. Death is a reality.
2. No matter how much money, countries, and other wealth one earns in life, no one can take it with them. It is only to make people aware that people should not go after property, wealth, etc. in vain until the grave.
3. To make them realize that the hero Alexander, who conquered the world, dies with nothing in his hands. Yes, friends, that is how we are living our lives right now.
Our life is always money, money, money.
We are all constantly running after it.
Relationships all the way to home. Wife to the street. Child to the forest. Someone to the end.
What wonderful friends, the truth is true.
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