It is said that a king was married to four wives, he loved the fourth with a mad love, and did everything in his power to please her, and the third was also in love with her, but he felt that she might leave him for someone else, the second was the one who resorted to her in adversity, and she always listened to him She visited him when she was in distress. As for the first wife, he neglected her, did not take care of her, and did not give her her rights, even though she loved him very much and had a great role in preserving his kingdom.

The king fell ill and felt his death approaching, so he thought and said,(“Now I have four wives and I do not want to go to the grave alone.) He asked his fourth wife, (I loved you more than the rest of my wives, and I fulfilled all your desires and requests. Would you be pleased to come with me to comfort me in my grave?) She said: (Impossible! She left without showing any sympathy for the King!)

So he brought his third wife and said to her: (I loved you all my life. Will you accompany me in my grave?) She said: (Of course not! Life is beautiful, and when you die, I will go and marry someone else) So he brought the second wife and said to her: (I have always resorted to you in times of distress, and as long as You sacrificed for me and helped me, so will you accompany me to my grave?), and she said: (Forgive me, I cannot fulfill your request..but the most I can do is take you to your grave.)

The king grieved greatly over the ingratitude of these wives, and if a voice came from afar and said: (I accompany you in your grave, I will be with you wherever you go.) So the king looked, and saw his first wife, who was in a weak, weak, sick condition, because of her husband’s neglect of her, The king regretted his poor care of her in his life, and said: I should have taken care of you more than the rest, and if time went back to me, you would have taken care of him more than my four wives.

n fact, we all have 4 wives:
Fourth: the body, no matter how much we take care of our bodies and satisfy our lusts, the bodies will leave us immediately at death.
The third: money and property, when we die, they will leave us and go to other people.
The second: family and friends, no matter how much they sacrifice for us in our lives, we do not expect from them more than to bring us to the graves when we die.

The first: the righteous deed, we become distracted from nourishing it and taking care of it at the expense of our desires, our money, and our friends... even though our deeds are the only ones that will be with us in our graves.
I wonder if your work represents you today in the form of a human being, what will his form and appearance be?? Lean, weak, careless? Or strong cared coach?