Do not despise anyone. Everyone has their share of talent

An old man had two pots for water in his house, which he used daily
She used to tie it on wood and carry it on her shoulder and bring it home with water from the canal. One of these two matkas was fine but the other one was somewhat broken. Every time it happened that when the old man reached home with water from the canal, half of the water from the broken pot would have flowed on the way.
Sabit Matka was completely satisfied with his performance, but completely broken
disappointed He even began to hate himself for not being able to fulfill his duties in the manner expected of him.
And then the broken pitcher, because of the bitterness and bitterness of failure for two consecutive years, one day said to this woman: I am ashamed of my disability that the water you fetch from such a distance with so much labor is not enough. Sara just falls by the wayside on the way home because of me being broke.
After hearing the words of the pitcher, the elder laughed and said: Have you not seen in these years that from the side from which I am carrying you, only flowers have been planted, while nothing has grown on the other side.
I am fully aware of the water that falls because of your brokenness, and that's why I planted flower seeds along the path from the canal to my house so that they will be watered by this water every day until I come home. Keep it going. In these two years, I decorated and scented my home many times by making beautiful bouquets with these flowers. If you were not with me, I would not have been able to see the spring that I see from your tail.
Remember that every one of us has some flaws. But our very flaws, disabilities and brokenness make for strange and effective relationships with each other.
It is our duty to accept each other with their flaws. We have to highlight those qualities in each other that we cannot show under the burden of shame of our flaws and disabilities. The disabled are also a part of the society and can play a useful role for this society with their disability.
Yes, we all have some or the other defects, so why don't we enjoy our lives to the fullest by combining each other's defects and qualities with these defects. We have to accept each other in such a way that our virtues overshadow our flaws.