What Is The Meaning Of Kabuliwala By Langston Hughes

“Happiness is not something ready-made. It comes from your own actions,” said Dalai Lama, a Chinese spiritual philosopher. So, if happiness is achieved by your actions, does everyone get the chance to experience this feeling or is there an advantage for some? I think that happiness is not simply a luxury for the rich or for the powerful. I assume that it is a feeling that be experienced by people of different classes and nationalities. Every single person on this planet deserves to feel happiness, and this speech is particularly about the importance of this aspect.

The first factor I consider emerges happiness is the phenomenon of giving and sharing, and not only receiving. This exceptional occurrence is often described in novels or stories about people gaining the happiness they need from being simply kind and generous.

This piece of writing accentuates the relationship between a man who misses his child and a father who feels that he lost his because of her marriage. They are from very different backgrounds: one is a successful writer with a home and family, while the other one is a low-income man who had not seen his daughter in years. Nevertheless, the help and understanding were still found between them. The girl’s father gave a great amount of his money for Kabuliwala to travel back home. The seller walked on the air, and the father simply felt delightful for Kabuliwala’s future. The second example is the charming relationship between the father of the daughter and the seller himself. It started with one simple talk on the bench near Mini’s house. Later on,