The King was a
little free and so wanted to visit his favorite Sculptor Raman. The King always
liked Raman's work as he finds value in each of his sculptures due to the deep
and hidden meaning in each of them. The King reaches Raman's place and excited to
see the new sculptures. Like any other visit, the King liked many of them and
one differently looking sculpture caught his attention.
Here's how the
sculpture looked. It had a human body, wings in place of hands and the face was
covered . So, it's unseen if the sculpture had the human face or an animal's
face or a bird's face or the sculpture is faceless! Puzzled King asks Raman,
"What's this ?"
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Raman asks the
King to guess. After several failed attempts, the King asks Raman to tell about
the attention-catching sculpture.
Raman says,
"My lord, this sculpture depicts Opportunity!"
Puzzled King,
"What? Opportunity?"
Raman: "Yes
my Lord".
Sarcastically
King says, "This for me looks like a confused soul or maybe this depicts
confusion and not opportunity"
Raman with a
smile, says firmly, "No my lord it is Opportunity"
King asks Raman
to explain.
Raman says,
"Opportunity always will be in front of us; however , it comes in disguise.
By the time we identify & grab the opportunity, it flies away!"
He goes on:
"The human body denotes the opportunity which is in front of us. And as
the face is covered , we fail to recognize it. And so, by the time we get to
know of this, it will be far from our reach as it is on the fly!”
The King
surprisingly, “Wow, what a great message! But how do we get to know of an
opportunity?”
Raman says: “For that, we need to
know our STRENGTHS!”
Enlightened king gifts lots of jewelry
to Raman and asks his soldiers to take the sculpture to his Palace.

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