Money can Buy..!!
Money is powerful…
In this world, almost anything can be bought with money.
That’s how powerful it is...
But there are still some things
even money can’t buy…
- Mother’s love..
- True love..
- Real friendship..
- Genuine care..
- Respect..
- Trust..
- Time once gone..
- Memories — good or bad, both necessary for life..
- And sometimes… even unforgettable revenge..
Because the most valuable things in life
are not things at all… they are feelings...
@Vjviji7075
Money is my only source of making my loved ones happy. It in return makes me happy.
@Vjviji7075
Money makes a person powerful. It's a myth that it can't buy happiness.

How beautifully put my dear.
At the end of the day the things that give the world its colors and its flavour are feelings.
And nothing NOTHING can buy feelings. They are made by human souls. By committing by honesty by care by love by loyalty by truth.
Very very beautiful.
@Viviji7075
Absolutely true! Well said 👏 👏 👏
I would like to share something similar:
Money can buy luxury, but not peace of mind.
Money can buy material, not feelings.
Money can buy company, not connection.
Money can buy a house, not a home.
Money can buy a clock, not time.
Money can buy treatment, not true healing.
@Vjviji7075 And yet, not having money is a major stress factor that effects health, cognitive abilities, social skills and a lot of other parts that make it easier for people to experience feelings like trust, friendship, good memories and such. If wealth was divided more equal we would have a much happier world.
Word! When I was in the ICU and incapacitated, I didn’t think of lost financial opportunities or relish financial assets ( not that I had any, but still.) What I contemplated were the kindnesses given and received; the love shared; the beauty experienced. Examples: An elderly relatives gnarled hands as she showed me a plant as a child. The joy on my father’s face when I gave him a handmade gift for his last birthday. The scent of tea sipped from bone china cups furnished on daily breaks in a bookstore where I once worked. The way the setting sun turned the trees on the mountain ridge behind my house into glittering gold.
One thing money can't buy is youth. When it's gone, it's gone