The way of thinking

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A four year old boy was walking in a market with his six year old     sister. Suddenly the boy found that his sister stopped her walking 
at a shop. He stopped and looked back. His sister was standing in
front of a toy shop and was watching something with a great interest.
The boy went back to her and asked: "Do you want something?"

His sister pointed at the doll. The boy held her hand and like a
responsible elder brother, gave that doll to her.The sister was very
very happy... The shopkeeper was watching everything and getting
amused to see the matured behaviour of the boy. Then the four year
old boy came to the counter and talked to the shopkeeper.
The boy asked "Sir, What is the cost of this doll ?"
The shopkeeper was a cool man and had experienced the odds
of life. So he asked the boy with a lot of love and affection:
"Well, What can you pay?"
The boy took out all the sea shells that he had collected from the
seashore, from his pocket and gave them to the shopkeeper. The
shopkeeper took the sea shells and started counting as if he were
counting the currency. Then he looked at the boy.
The boy asked him worriedly: "Is it less?"
The shopkeeper said,"No, No gentleman ...These are more than the
cost. So I will return the remaining." Saying so, he kept only 4 shells
with him and returned the remaining.
The boy very happily kept those shells back in his pocket and went
away with his sister. The boy and his sister left the shop happily with
the doll.
A servant in that shop got very surprised watching all these.
He asked his master: " Sir, You gave away such a costly doll
just for 4 shells???"
The shopkeeper said with a smile: "Well, for us these are only shells.
But for that boy, these shells are very precious. And in this age,
he does not understand what money is, but when he will grow up,
he definitely will. And when he would remember that he purchased a
doll with the Shells instead of Money, he will remember Me and think
that the world is full of Good people. He will develop positive thinking.
That's it..."

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