An article related to the theme of "The Pearl"

From CNN.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/8356669.stm


A lottery win so you never work again

From the news article: "Answers ranged from £1m to £5m, with an average of £2.2m, but a fair sprinkling said they would continue in their jobs even if they won the jackpot.

"The more you work, the more you keep young," says the man behind the till in one hardware store. "And money never gives you happiness."

It is not a sentiment the winning Magnificent Seven from Liverpool seem to agree with.

In the words of one of them, 28-year-old James Bennett: "The best thing is knowing I can now support my children for the rest of their lives - there is simply no better feeling than that.""

So they said that even though you win the lottery, you will never gain the true happiness by having lots of money. It meant nothing but a greed and evil happiness.
The true love comes by taking care of our child by using that money and donating the money for the charity and that's the true happiness.