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George Clayson00:00:22
richest man in Babylon00:00:26
The text is read by Maxim Suslov00:00:30
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[music]00:00:40
a story about a man who wanted a lot00:00:45
gold00:00:46
[music]00:00:49
vansir babylonian master00:00:52
chariot making was in00:00:55
despair00:00:57
sitting on a low00:01:00
looked at his simple little house and00:01:03
open door and workshop where stood00:01:05
his unfinished chariot00:01:12
she quit repeatedly00:01:13
a meaningful look at her husband00:01:16
thereby letting him know that the bag with00:01:18
provisions will soon be empty and balancing00:01:20
it would be necessary to take care of the chariot00:01:22
take a hammer and an ax to polish and00:01:26
paint it, stretch the leather onto the rims00:01:29
wheels to sell it and get money00:01:31
from a wealthy client00:01:34
but at this time his large muscular00:01:36
the figure remained motionless sitting on00:01:38
fencing00:01:40
he pondered the problem tirelessly00:01:42
the solution never occurred to him00:01:45
his skin was burned by the hot scorching sun00:01:48
very typical for the Euphrates valley00:01:51
beads of sweat protruding above the eyebrows00:01:53
rolled down in rivulets, hiding in00:01:56
thick growth of hair on his chest00:01:59
majestic next to his house00:02:01
terraces of high walls rose00:02:03
royal palace00:02:06
nearby, piercing the blue sky, one could see00:02:08
tower of the temple of baal00:02:11
in the shadow of this perfection he was hiding00:02:13
a simple house along with other dilapidated ones00:02:15
houses00:02:17
all Babylon is the embodiment of a combination00:02:20
grandeur, wretchedness, blinding luxury and00:02:23
unimaginable misery huddled together00:02:26
without a specific system and order00:02:28
inside the city walls00:02:32
if Bansiro had bothered to turn around, he would have00:02:34
I saw whole lines of noisy00:02:36
chariots of the rich rushed past00:02:38
crowds of traders pressing to the side of the road00:02:40
sandals and barefoot Poor people but also00:02:43
the rich had to turn to00:02:45
roadside to let long columns pass00:02:48
slaves of water carriers carrying out the will of the king00:02:51
each of them held a heavy00:02:53
waterskin for watering hanging gardens00:02:57
bansir got too deep into his00:03:00
thoughts to hear or pay attention00:03:02
pay attention to disorderly noise00:03:03
busy city but unexpected sound00:03:07
Lira's well-known friend helped the bansir get out00:03:09
out of reverie, he turned and saw00:03:12
the sad face of your best friend00:03:15
musician00:03:17
May the gods reward you with great mercy00:03:20
my dear friend met him00:03:22
kobets prepared in advance sophisticated00:03:24
greeting Although apparently they00:03:27
are already so favorable to you since you00:03:29
you can sit and not work00:03:31
I rejoice with you in your success00:03:35
Moreover, I would even share it with you00:03:38
please take it out of your wallet00:03:41
which must be stuffed otherwise you were00:03:43
would be busy in his workshop just two00:03:46
modest shekels00:03:47
until the end00:03:51
you won't even notice their absence before00:03:53
than they will return00:03:55
even if I had two shekels00:03:58
Bansir replied gloomily, “I wouldn’t tell anyone.”00:04:01
I could give them even to you, my best00:04:05
friend because they would be my everything00:04:08
condition00:04:09
no one lends their entire fortune00:04:11
even to your best friend00:04:15
What00:04:16
exclaimed Kobe with genuine00:04:18
Surprisingly, there is nothing in your wallet00:04:21
one shekel you sit here like a statue00:04:23
on the fence Why don't you finish00:04:25
your chariot how else can you satisfy00:04:29
your noble appetite It's absolutely00:04:31
doesn't look like you my friend where is yours00:04:34
endless energy00:04:36
Is there something that will forget you00:04:39
Have the gods sent you misfortune?00:04:43
this teaching must be true00:04:49
it all started pine he was perfect00:04:52
senseless I saw that I had become00:04:55
wealthy man00:04:57
hanging from my belt was a beautiful hand00:05:00
wallet with coins it was00:05:06
silver coins with which I bought00:05:08
jewelry for my wife00:05:11
it contained a lot of gold which00:05:14
filled me with confidence in my00:05:16
future So I could spend carefree00:05:18
Silver00:05:21
amazing feeling of satisfaction00:05:23
was in me00:05:25
you wouldn't recognize me as your own00:05:27
hardworking friend and wouldn't recognize mine00:05:30
wife, her face was so smooth and00:05:33
shining with happiness she was that one again00:05:36
smiling girl like in the first days00:05:38
marriage00:05:40
really Pleasant dream commented00:05:43
hobby00:05:44
Why such pleasant feelings?00:05:46
he caused you to become gloomy00:05:49
statue on the fence00:05:51
indeed Why Because when I00:05:54
woke up and remembered how empty mine was00:05:57
wallet I was overcome by a feeling00:05:58
internal rebellion00:06:00
Let me discuss this with you00:06:03
because as the sailors say we are sailing00:06:04
in the same boat There are two of us in childhood00:06:08
together we went to the priests to learn00:06:09
wisdom00:06:11
becoming mature young men we shared with each other00:06:13
friend the joys of life00:06:16
when we grew up we stayed00:06:18
close friends00:06:20
we have always been loyal subjects00:06:22
our king, we were pleased that00:06:25
worked long hours and spent freely00:06:27
your earnings00:06:28
over the years we have earned a lot00:06:31
money but to know the joys that00:06:34
brings wealth we must dream of00:06:37
them How so00:06:39
Are we really stupid sheep? We live in00:06:43
the richest city in the world00:06:45
Travelers say that no one00:06:48
comparable to him in wealth00:06:50
There is a lot of abundance around us, but we ourselves00:06:54
there is nothing after half a lifetime of hard work00:06:57
You've got my best friend empty00:06:59
wallet and you tell me Can I00:07:01
borrow something as small as two from you00:07:03
shekel until the end of the feast that night00:07:06
and what am I answering you? Am I saying here?00:07:10
my wallet with its contents I am happy00:07:12
I'll share with you no00:07:15
I admit that my wallet is as empty as00:07:18
and your00:07:20
what's the matter00:07:21
why can't we have so much gold00:07:24
and silver to afford to buy00:07:25
clothes and food00:07:28
think also about our sons continued00:07:31
bansir don't they already follow Po00:07:34
in the footsteps of their fathers00:07:36
Are they their families, their sons and families?00:07:40
their sons must live their entire lives00:07:42
among such golden treasures and at the same time00:07:44
how to be satisfied with sour goat00:07:46
milk and oatmeal00:07:49
never in all the years of our friendship have you00:07:52
spoke00:07:56
never in all these years have I talked about this00:07:59
thought00:08:00
from early dawn until night I worked00:08:03
To build the best chariots what00:08:05
only a man could do00:08:06
good-naturedly hoping that someday the Gods00:08:09
recognize my worthy deeds and grant00:08:12
great prosperity to me00:08:14
but that never happened00:08:17
in any case, I realized that they are00:08:20
they will never do that's why it's in my heart00:08:23
I'm sad I want to be rich I want00:08:27
own lands and livestock wear beautiful00:08:30
clothes have coins in your wallet00:08:33
I am ready to work for these goals with all my might.00:08:36
possible strength in my back at all00:08:39
by the skill of my hands and the cunning of my mind00:08:42
but I want my works to be00:08:44
fairly rewarded00:08:47
what's happening to us00:08:49
once again I ask you why we don't00:08:53
we can get our fair share of everyone00:08:55
goods that others buy for00:08:58
gold00:09:00
If I knew the answer I said00:09:04
I'm no better myself00:09:06
all income received from my game on00:09:08
the lira run out immediately00:09:11
often I have to dive into00:09:13
heavy thoughts and look for a way to at least00:09:15
somehow feed your family00:09:17
Besides, I have a deep00:09:20
passionate desire to have a large lyre00:09:22
which could convey the music00:09:23
sounding in my head00:09:26
with a tool like this I could00:09:28
create a melody that even the king himself00:09:30
never heard of it before00:09:33
you really are worthy of such a lira00:09:37
no man in all Babylon could00:09:39
make her sing so sweetly that you can't00:09:40
only the king but the gods themselves would be00:09:43
happy00:09:45
But how can you get it while we're both00:09:48
as poor as the king's servants listen to00:09:51
I'm calling, there they come00:09:54
he pointed to a long column of half-naked00:09:56
sweaty water porters with difficulty00:09:58
coming along a narrow street up from the river00:10:01
they walked five people in a row, bent over00:10:04
under heavy waterskins00:10:07
Look at the man who is leading them00:10:10
Kobe pointed to the one who was walking in front of everyone.00:10:12
and carried one bell00:10:14
you can immediately notice visible in your00:10:17
country people00:10:19
many good people among them agreed00:10:22
bansir00:10:24
as good as us00:10:26
Those tall fair-haired ones from the North00:10:30
laughing black men from the south00:10:33
dark-skinned and shorter from neighboring countries00:10:37
all together they march from the river to00:10:40
Saddam back day by day From year to year00:10:42
a year and no faith in happiness00:10:46
straw bedding for sleeping, hard00:10:49
porridge as food00:10:51
pity these poor creatures Kobi00:10:55
I really feel sorry for them00:10:58
And yet you make me wonder00:11:00
About the fact that we live a little better, although00:11:02
we call ourselves free people00:11:05
it's true Kobe, although it's unpleasant00:11:09
Truth we can't continue to live year after year00:11:12
slave life00:11:14
work work00:11:16
and get nothing in return00:11:20
maybe you need to find out how others get it00:11:22
gold and do the same as them00:11:24
asked00:11:26
Perhaps there is some secret that we00:11:29
could find out thoughtfully answered00:11:31
balance00:11:33
just today Kobe continued I saw00:11:36
our old friend Arkad who was traveling to00:11:39
his golden chariot00:11:41
However, he didn't look down on me00:11:43
as many in his position might00:11:45
consider it correct instead00:11:48
waved to me so that all passersby could00:11:49
see how he greets and gives gifts00:11:51
the friendly smile of his musician friend00:11:54
hobby00:11:55
they say he is the richest man in the world00:11:58
Bansir said thoughtfully to all of Babylon00:12:02
so rich that even the king turns to00:12:05
him for help when the Treasury is empty00:12:06
said hobby00:12:09
Bansir interrupted him so rich that I'm afraid00:12:12
If I meet him in the darkness of the night, I'll grab him00:12:14
his fat wallet00:12:16
nonsense exclaimed Kobe reproachfully00:12:20
a person's wealth is not in his wallet00:12:22
he carries a thick wallet with him quickly00:12:25
will let in if there is no golden flow that00:12:27
would replenish it00:12:29
Arkada has income that is constant00:12:31
fills his wallet no matter how generously he is00:12:34
spent money00:12:37
Yes, that's the point, he exclaimed00:12:41
I would like the income to continue00:12:43
go into my wallet while I'm sitting on00:12:46
fence or traveling to distant countries00:12:48
Arcade must know how a person can00:12:51
make money for living00:12:53
Do you think he could explain it?00:12:56
to a slow-witted person like me00:12:59
I think he really conveyed these00:13:02
knowledge to his son on massiru answered00:13:04
Kobe didn't he go to Nineveh and00:13:08
as they say in the permanent yard became without00:13:10
the help of his father one of the most00:13:11
rich people in this city00:13:14
hobby you gave me a good idea00:13:18
the light flashed again in Bansir's eyes00:13:20
after all, it costs nothing to ask the Wise00:13:23
advice from a good friend and arcades always00:13:25
was like it doesn't matter what our wallets are00:13:28
empty like a falcon's nest00:13:31
ago Let that not stop us00:13:34
we are tired of being without gold in the middle of this00:13:37
abundance We want to become wealthy00:13:40
people00:13:41
get up let's go to Arkad and ask him00:13:44
how can we also earn our income?00:13:48
you speak with true inspiration00:13:51
I'm starting to understand the reason why we00:13:54
never found any way00:13:56
wealth00:13:57
We never looked for them00:14:00
you worked patiently to do the best00:14:03
the best chariots in Babylon for this00:14:05
all your efforts went away That's why you00:14:08
succeeded in this00:14:10
I strived to become a skilled player00:14:12
lyre and I have it Really00:14:14
happened00:14:17
In those matters where we put all our00:14:19
efforts and success00:14:21
the gods wanted us to continue00:14:23
do this00:14:26
Now at last we have seen the bright light00:14:28
emanating from the rising sun it00:14:31
as if telling us to learn more00:14:33
so that prosperity comes into our lives00:14:37
this is the wisest thing we've ever done00:14:39
did00:14:40
with new knowledge we will find worthy ones00:14:43
ways to fulfill our desires00:14:45
Let's go to the Arcade Today00:14:48
Bansir insisted And we will ask friends00:14:51
our childhood which also did not succeed00:14:53
join us so they can00:14:55
know his wisdom00:14:58
you always took care of your own00:15:00
friends bansir that's why you have a lot of them00:15:04
yes it will be as you say00:15:07
let's go right now and take everyone from00:15:11
yourself00:15:14
Don't forget to subscribe to the channel to00:15:17
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richest man in Babylon00:15:26
tells his secret to prosperity00:15:29
[music]00:15:33
in ancient Babylon there once lived one00:15:36
a very rich man named Arkad00:15:40
the fame of his enormous size went everywhere00:15:43
wealth00:15:45
In addition, He was famous for his generosity00:15:48
he was generous in charity00:15:51
generously with your family in your personal00:15:55
expenses00:15:57
but nevertheless every year it00:15:59
wealth grew faster than he got it00:16:01
spent00:16:03
One day some friends of Youth came to00:16:05
him and they told you arcades are luckier00:16:08
than us00:16:09
you became the richest man in everything00:16:12
Babylon And we are fighting for existence00:16:16
you can wear the best clothes and00:16:19
enjoy the rarest dishes00:16:21
we are content with what we were able to wear00:16:23
family so that there is no shame and at least00:16:26
somehow feed00:16:27
And yet we were once equal00:16:31
we studied with the same teacher00:16:33
played the same games00:16:37
you were not superior in studies or games00:16:39
us00:16:40
and in subsequent years you also didn’t really00:16:43
different from us00:16:45
and as far as we can tell you're not00:16:47
worked harder and more conscientiously00:16:50
why then changeable fate00:16:52
singled you out and gave you all the blessings00:16:55
life and ignored us even though we00:16:59
deserve it no less than you00:17:02
to this Arkad objected to them, saying00:17:06
if in all the years that have passed since ours00:17:08
You earned your youth only on00:17:10
miserable existence00:17:12
then it's only because you either don't00:17:15
were able to study the laws that govern00:17:17
accumulation of wealth or did not comply00:17:20
their00:17:22
changeable fate is an insidious Goddess00:17:24
which brings no permanent results to anyone00:17:27
Good luck00:17:28
on the contrary, she destroys almost everyone00:17:31
previously deserved gold00:17:35
she creates [ __ ] spenders who00:17:37
they soon waste everything they got00:17:39
earlier and remain covered00:17:42
irresistible appetites and needs00:17:44
being unable to satisfy them00:17:47
everyone else she favors00:17:49
become misers and hoard their own00:17:52
wealth, afraid to spend what they have00:17:54
eat because they know they won't have it00:17:56
opportunities to replenish it00:17:59
In addition, they are overcome by fear of00:18:02
robbers and they doom themselves to life00:18:04
full of emptiness and hidden suffering00:18:08
there are probably those who can take00:18:10
the undeserved name gold00:18:13
increase it and continue to live in00:18:17
contentment and happiness00:18:19
But I don’t know enough about such people00:18:22
I only had to hear00:18:24
think about the people who suddenly00:18:26
got rich00:18:28
and think if I was right00:18:32
Arcade's friends admitted that for00:18:34
inherited the wealth of people whose00:18:36
They knew these words became true00:18:39
then they asked him to explain to them how00:18:42
he became the owner of such a big00:18:44
property so He continued00:18:48
in my youth I saw a lot of good things00:18:51
that bring happiness and00:18:53
satisfaction00:18:55
and I realized that finding these things would help00:18:58
wealth00:19:00
wealth is power with wealth a lot00:19:04
Maybe00:19:06
you can decorate your house with the richest furniture00:19:09
You can go sailing on distant00:19:12
seas you can enjoy dishes from00:19:15
distant lands you can buy jewelry from00:19:18
the best jewelers You can even build00:19:21
powerful temples to the gods00:19:24
you can do all this and much more00:19:27
brings pleasure to the body and00:19:29
peace for the soul00:19:32
And when I realized all this I told myself00:19:36
that he should get his share00:19:37
life's blessings I will not be the one who stands in00:19:41
side with envy watching how others00:19:43
enjoy life00:19:45
I wouldn't be satisfied with00:19:47
let him put on the cheapest clothes00:19:49
and decent00:19:51
I wouldn't be happy with being poor00:19:55
on the contrary, I would make myself the master00:20:01
I grew up as you know in a big family00:20:03
a humble merchant with no hope for00:20:06
inheritance and no different how you managed00:20:08
notice not brilliant abilities00:20:12
I decided that in order to achieve what I wanted00:20:15
it will take time and knowledge00:20:18
As for time, I have the same00:20:21
all others had it in abundance00:20:24
each of you had enough time00:20:26
to get rich00:20:28
nevertheless, you admit that you have nothing to do00:20:30
show except your prosperous families00:20:32
which you can rightfully be proud of00:20:36
As for knowledge, isn't it00:20:40
our wise teacher told us that00:20:42
knowledge is of two types00:20:44
those that we already have and which we00:20:47
we get from our youthful experience00:20:50
and the knowledge with which we learn00:20:53
what we don't know yet00:20:56
So I decided to find out as much as possible00:20:59
accumulate wealth and when I find out00:21:02
this is your life task which00:21:04
needs to be decided00:21:06
isn't it wise to enjoy life for now?00:21:09
sunlight is shining00:21:11
after all, sadness will fall on us anyway00:21:13
we will go into the darkness of the spirit world00:21:16
I found an arctic fox job in the records room and00:21:20
worked long hours every day00:21:22
clay tablets00:21:23
week after week month after month I00:21:27
karpel getting pennies00:21:29
food clothing offering to the gods and others00:21:32
things I don't even remember anymore00:21:34
absorbed all my earned money00:21:37
but my determination did not leave me00:21:41
One day I came to the house of the head of the city00:21:43
moneylender Olgamish and ordered a copy 900:21:47
law00:21:48
he told me I should get it00:21:52
In two days and if the task is00:21:54
completed on time I will give you two medics00:21:58
I worked hard but the law was long00:22:01
and when Olgamish returned the task was00:22:03
not yet completed00:22:05
he was angry If I were his slave he would00:22:09
beat me00:22:11
but I know that the head of the city will not allow him00:22:13
I was not afraid to harm me and00:22:15
told him00:22:18
You are a very rich man00:22:21
tell me how I too can get rich and00:22:24
all night I'll be carving on clay00:22:27
when the sun comes up everything will be over00:22:30
he smiled at me and answered you are impudent00:22:33
cheat but let's consider it a deal00:22:37
I worked all that night even though I was sick00:22:39
the smell of the wick gave me a headache and00:22:43
my eyes could no longer see anything00:22:46
but when he returned at dawn everything00:22:49
the signs were ready00:22:51
and now I said Tell me what you promised00:22:56
you kept your end of our deal son00:22:59
my softly he told me And I'm ready00:23:02
fulfill your00:23:05
I'll tell you what you want to know00:23:07
For I am already old and old languages love00:23:10
chat and when young people come for00:23:14
They are ready to share advice for old people00:23:16
wisdom accumulated over the years00:23:19
but too often young people think that00:23:22
old people know only the wisdom of the departed00:23:24
days and for young people it is useless00:23:27
But remember this00:23:30
The sun that shines today00:23:33
This is the same sun that shone00:23:36
When was your father born and who will be00:23:39
shine when the last of yours00:23:40
great-grandchildren will go to another world00:23:43
thoughts of the young continued00:23:46
like a meteor brightly illuminating the sky but00:23:50
the wisdom of Old Men is like eternal stars00:23:52
which shine So invariably that the sailors00:23:56
can navigate through them by checking their00:23:58
well00:23:59
Mark my words well because00:24:03
if you don't00:24:05
you won't be able to understand the truth that I00:24:07
I'll tell you00:24:08
and your night's work will be in vain00:24:13
Then he stared at me00:24:15
from under his shaggy eyebrows And said00:24:17
in a low, authoritative voice00:24:20
I found the path to wealth when I realized that00:24:25
part of everything I earned should00:24:27
belong to me00:24:29
and you can do it00:24:32
he kept looking at me00:24:34
piercing through but said no more00:24:37
not a word00:24:40
And that's all I asked00:24:43
this is enough to turn00:24:45
sheep herder to wealthy moneylender00:24:48
he answered00:24:51
but everything I earn belongs to00:24:54
didn't I insist?00:24:57
this is far from true, he replied00:25:00
Don't you pay one by one shouldn't00:25:04
you don't pay for a shoemaker's work00:25:07
what you eat00:25:09
Can you live in Babylon without spending00:25:12
money How much do you have left of00:25:14
earned in the last month A for00:25:17
last year00:25:19
fool00:25:21
You pay everyone but yourself00:25:24
You work for others00:25:26
you might as well be a slave and00:25:29
work for food and clothes that are yours00:25:31
the owner will see fit to give you00:25:33
If you kept a tenth for yourself00:25:36
from earnings how much would you have00:25:38
after 10 years00:25:41
my knowledge of arithmetic did not let me down00:25:43
I quickly answered as much as I00:25:46
I earn in one year00:25:49
that's true, but he half-objected00:25:53
every gold coin you00:25:55
putting it off is a slave who works for00:25:57
you00:25:58
every doctor received from her is a son00:26:01
that slave who will also work00:26:03
at you00:26:04
if you become rich then everyone00:26:07
the deposited coin will work for you00:26:09
her children will work for you and her children00:26:12
children00:26:13
together00:26:19
you think that I deceived you for your00:26:21
long night work but I paid you00:26:25
a thousand times more if only you00:26:27
smart enough to understand the truth that I00:26:29
opened it to you00:26:30
part of what you earn00:26:33
belongs to you and it should stay00:26:36
at your place00:26:39
It should not be less than one tenth00:26:41
part of the income no matter how much00:26:43
you earn You can earn more if you00:26:47
can you afford it00:26:49
pay yourself first00:26:52
Don't pay a tailor or shoemaker more than00:26:55
you have left after you00:26:56
put money aside00:26:58
at the same time you should still have enough00:27:01
alms and offerings to the gods for food00:27:06
wealth is like a tree it grows from00:27:09
tiny seed00:27:11
the first copper you save is this and00:27:14
there is that family from which yours will grow00:27:16
tree wealth00:27:18
the sooner you plant him, the sooner00:27:21
the tree will grow and the more diligently you00:27:24
you will feed and water this tree00:27:26
with their constant savings00:27:28
sooner you can enjoy your holiday in00:27:31
his shadows00:27:32
Having said this, he took his signs and left00:27:37
I thought a lot about what he said00:27:40
the words seemed reasonable to me00:27:43
So I decided that I would try00:27:46
Every time I got paid I took one00:27:49
of ten Medics and put it off00:27:51
and strangely enough I didn’t feel00:27:53
less money than before00:27:56
I didn't notice much difference because00:27:58
I managed to get along without them00:28:01
but often as my supplies00:28:03
growing up I was tempted to spend it00:28:06
for various good things brought00:28:07
camels and ships from the country00:28:09
Phoenicians00:28:10
but I wisely refrained00:28:13
after 12 months Olga Mish came again00:28:16
and my son asked if you paid yourself00:28:19
less than 1/10 of what you earned in00:28:21
last year00:28:24
Yes the teacher proudly answered I00:28:27
He said it well, he's pretty And what are you00:28:31
done with this accumulation00:28:34
I gave it to Azmur the brickmaker who00:28:37
told me he was going for Seven00:28:38
seas and in the shooting range will buy rare ones for me00:28:41
Phoenician jewelry00:28:43
when he returns we will sell them for00:28:45
high prices and split the proceeds00:28:49
Olga grumbled, a fool must learn00:28:53
How can you trust the knowledge of a bricklayer?00:28:56
jewelry00:28:58
you would go to the baker to ask00:29:00
him about the stars00:29:02
No, I swear on my tunic you would go to00:29:05
to the astrologer If you had00:29:07
opportunity to think00:29:09
your savings are gone, young man, you snatched00:29:13
with the roots of your tree wealth but plant00:29:16
other00:29:17
Try again next time if00:29:21
you will need advice about00:29:22
for jewelry, contact the dealer00:29:25
jewelry00:29:27
If you want to know the truth about sheep Go00:29:30
to the shepherd00:29:31
this advice is the thing you can00:29:33
get it for free but you need to make sure00:29:37
that he is faithful00:29:39
if you need advice about your savings00:29:42
with someone who is not experienced in such matters once00:29:45
you pay with your own money for what00:29:47
I relied on their erroneous opinion00:29:50
Having said this he left00:29:54
and everything turned out just as he described00:29:57
the Phoenicians turned out to be swindlers and sold00:30:00
Azmura worthless pieces of glass00:30:02
that looked like precious stones00:30:06
but I, as Algamish told me, again00:30:09
saved every tenth copper00:30:11
moreover, now it has become a habit for me00:30:13
and it was no longer difficult00:30:17
12 months later Alga Mish came again00:30:20
to the clerk and turned to me00:30:23
what progress have you made since then?00:30:26
since I last saw you00:30:29
I paid myself honestly, answered Me and mine00:30:32
I entrusted my savings to the manufacturer00:30:35
bills so that he could buy bronze and each00:30:37
fourth month he pays me my share00:30:41
This is good and what do you do with this share?00:30:46
I gave myself a big feast with honey00:30:48
fine wine and spiced pie00:30:51
I bought myself a scarlet tunic and someday00:30:54
I'll buy myself a young donkey to ride on00:30:56
ride a horse00:30:58
to which Olga Mish laughed00:31:01
you really devour your children00:31:04
savings, how do you think they can00:31:07
work for you00:31:09
And how can they have children who too00:31:12
will work for you00:31:14
first gather yourself an army of golden slaves00:31:17
and then you can arrange without regret00:31:19
yourself many rich feasts00:31:22
Having said this he left again00:31:27
I haven't seen him for two years and00:31:29
when he returned his face was covered00:31:31
deep wrinkles and the eyes are sunken because00:31:34
that he has become very old00:31:36
He asked me00:31:39
arcades have you achieved wealth about which00:31:42
dreamed00:31:44
I haven’t answered everything I wanted yet, but00:31:48
I already have something that brings me00:31:51
money and this money brings me more00:31:53
money00:31:55
Do you still listen to advice?00:31:58
brickmakers00:32:00
they give good advice about00:32:03
brick making I retorted00:32:06
arcade he continued00:32:09
you learned your lesson well00:32:12
First you learned to live on money00:32:14
which is less than your income00:32:17
then you learned to ask for advice00:32:20
competent people00:32:22
and finally learned how to make gold00:32:25
work for you00:32:27
you were able to earn money and keep it00:32:31
use it00:32:32
Therefore, you can already accept00:32:35
take on a responsible role00:32:38
I'm getting old my sons think00:32:42
only about where to spend the money but00:32:45
don't think about making money00:32:47
my wealth is great and I'm worried about00:32:50
what's next for him00:32:52
If you go to Nipur and you will00:32:55
look after my lands there I00:32:58
I'll make you my partner and you00:33:00
will you divide my property00:33:03
So I went to hell and took upon myself00:33:06
management of his possessions which were00:33:08
big00:33:09
and since I was full of ambition and learned00:33:12
three laws of enrichment I was able to significantly00:33:15
increase the value of his property00:33:18
I succeeded greatly And when the spirit Olga Misha00:33:22
I really went into the darkness00:33:23
inherited his property because00:33:25
prescribed by law00:33:28
Arkad said so and when he finished00:33:31
his story One of his friends said00:33:33
you're lucky that Olga Mish made you00:33:36
his heir00:33:39
I was only lucky in that I had00:33:41
the desire to prosper even before I00:33:44
first met him00:33:46
Haven't I for four years00:33:48
proved his determination by postponing one00:33:50
a tenth of everything I earned00:33:53
would you call a fisherman lucky00:33:55
who studied the habits of fish for many years00:33:57
so that at the slightest change in the wind00:33:59
cast your nets in the right place00:34:02
luck is an arrogant Goddess who does not00:34:05
wastes time on those who are not ready for00:34:07
meeting her00:34:10
You have a lot of willpower since you don't00:34:12
Turned off the path after being lost00:34:14
your savings for the first year00:34:17
unusual in this sense said another00:34:21
willpower objected arcades What nonsense00:34:25
do you think willpower gives a person strength00:34:28
lift a burden that even a camel cannot00:34:30
can carry or drag a load that shafts00:34:33
can't budge00:34:35
willpower is just unshakable00:34:38
determination to fulfill the task set00:34:39
task for you00:34:41
if I set myself a task let00:34:44
even the most trivial thing I will bring it to00:34:47
end00:34:48
how can I be confident in myself00:34:51
important matters if I tell myself during00:34:54
100 days in a row when I will walk along00:34:57
I will pick up the bridge to the city from the road00:34:59
pebble and throw it into the stream then I would00:35:02
did this00:35:03
if on the seventh day I pass by and00:35:06
I'll forget to do it I won't tell myself00:35:07
tomorrow I will throw two pebbles there is no00:35:09
no difference, instead I'll go back and00:35:12
I'll throw a stone00:35:14
just like I won’t tell myself on day 2000:35:16
arcade is useless, what's the use to you00:35:19
because you quit every day00:35:20
Throw a handful of stones at once and I'll finish it off00:35:23
this00:35:24
No, I won't say or do that00:35:29
when I set myself a task I do it00:35:32
I'm doing00:35:33
but I don't like to work without leisure00:35:35
So I try not to make plans for myself00:35:37
complex and impractical tasks00:35:41
and then another friend of the arcade stood up and00:35:43
spoke if your words are true Once00:35:46
it's all so simple, it's wealth00:35:48
there would be enough for everyone00:35:50
wealth grows where people show00:35:53
arcade responded with his energy00:35:55
if a rich man builds himself a new one00:35:58
luxurious palace will the gold be lost?00:36:00
which He will pay no part of it will be00:36:04
at the brick maker part worker part00:36:07
artist00:36:09
everyone who worked on the house deserves a share00:36:12
this gold00:36:14
And yet, when the palace is completed, is it00:36:16
not worth more than the investment in it00:36:18
money00:36:19
The land on which it costs will become more expensive00:36:22
only because there is a palace on it and00:36:25
The land around it will simply become more expensive00:36:27
because the Palace is nearby00:36:31
wealth grows magically and neither00:36:35
one person cannot predict it00:36:37
limit00:36:38
The Phoenicians built great cities on00:36:41
barren coasts with the help of riches00:36:43
brought from overseas by their trade00:36:45
ships00:36:47
what then do you advise us to do?00:36:49
so we can get rich too asked00:36:52
another one of his friends goes by years we00:36:55
We're getting old and we still have nothing.00:36:59
I advise you to use wisdom00:37:01
Olga Misha tell yourself part of what00:37:04
I earn belongs to me00:37:07
tell yourself this in the morning when you get up00:37:10
Speak at night00:37:14
Repeat this to yourself every hour of every day00:37:17
day00:37:18
Repeat this until the words00:37:20
stand out as fiery letters in the sky00:37:24
get excited about this idea00:37:27
fill yourself with this thought00:37:31
and then set aside as much as00:37:33
think it's reasonable, but let it be00:37:36
at least one tenth of earnings00:37:39
organize your expenses so that you00:37:42
could have put this part off00:37:44
but first start saving00:37:48
Soon you will understand how pleasant it is00:37:50
the feeling of having money that belongs00:37:52
just for you00:37:54
the more money the merrier00:37:58
will save them00:38:00
the new joy of life will delight you00:38:04
you'll want to give it your all00:38:06
to earn even more00:38:09
and the more you earn, the more00:38:11
it will be possible to postpone it won't it00:38:14
then put your money to work00:38:16
myself00:38:17
make them your slaves00:38:20
Make their children and their children's children00:38:23
work for you00:38:26
secure your future income00:38:29
look at the old people and don't forget that00:38:31
someday you too will be among them00:38:34
so invest your savings with00:38:37
great care is taken so that they are not00:38:38
lost00:38:40
lending money in growth is akin to00:38:43
deceptive sirens who only sing00:38:45
to lure the unwary00:38:47
travelers on the rocks of loss and repentance00:38:50
also make sure that your00:38:53
families did not need anything if the gods00:38:55
will call you to them00:38:57
To do this you need to postpone regularly00:38:59
small amounts Therefore visionary00:39:02
the person will not wait for him to appear00:39:04
a large sum for such an important purpose00:39:07
consult wise people00:39:10
Seek advice from the people of Whose00:39:13
daily work is00:39:14
handling money Let them save00:39:18
you from the same mistake I made myself00:39:20
entrusting your money to brickmaker Azmur00:39:23
small and safe investments are much00:39:26
better than an unnecessary risk00:39:29
enjoy life while you have it00:39:31
opportunity not to overexert yourself and00:39:35
try to accumulate too much if you00:39:38
you can save only one tenth00:39:40
part of your earnings and not experience00:39:42
at the same time, be content with this00:39:45
part00:39:46
Live according to your income00:39:48
and don't let yourself be afraid to spend00:39:52
life is good and rich in valuable things00:39:54
which you can enjoy00:39:58
friends thanked the arcade and left00:40:03
some were silent because they could not00:40:05
end to understand it00:40:07
others were sarcastic00:40:10
comments because they thought so00:40:12
rich man could share with00:40:14
old friends who weren't so lucky00:40:18
but some have a sparkle in their eyes00:40:22
They realized that Olgamish every time00:40:24
returned to the volley of clerks because00:40:27
I wanted to watch how a person lays00:40:29
your way from darkness to light00:40:31
when this man found the light waiting for him00:40:35
place in life00:40:36
no one could take this place while he00:40:39
won't develop his own00:40:41
understanding and will not be ready for such00:40:43
possibilities00:40:45
those who understood Arcade in subsequent years00:40:48
visited him often and he was happy00:40:51
accepted them00:40:53
he talked with them and generously shared00:40:55
with your wisdom as they always do00:40:58
people with extensive experience00:41:00
he helped them invest their savings00:41:02
so that they bring good interest and00:41:05
warned against losing investments that00:41:07
will not generate income00:41:09
turning point in these people's lives00:41:12
came the day they realized00:41:13
the truth that Algamish revealed to Arcade00:41:16
arcade them00:41:19
part of what you earn00:41:21
belongs to you00:41:28
[music]00:41:31
seven ways to become rich00:41:38
May each of you have00:41:40
wealth00:41:42
Hear My people Attention By command00:41:45
your king00:41:47
Babylon is our favorite city, the richest00:41:51
all over the world he has countless gold00:41:54
wealth00:41:56
since many of our worthy citizens00:41:58
really learned the laws of wealth00:42:01
they became extremely wealthy00:42:03
people00:42:05
but many of you have never known these00:42:08
laws and continue to live in poverty00:42:12
Therefore, so that all my faithful subjects00:42:14
could study the laws of wealth and have00:42:17
opportunity to buy gold00:42:19
I command that all my people be taught00:42:22
wisdom00:42:24
Let it be known that I singled out your king00:42:29
7 days to be dedicated00:42:31
studying the laws of wealth00:42:34
on the seventeenth day of the following month I00:42:37
I command all my loyal subjects00:42:40
find the teachers I have appointed to00:42:43
every part of our city so that everyone00:42:46
and everything could be fairly divided by the rich00:42:48
Treasures of Babylon00:42:50
Hear My people the attention of your king00:42:56
Sargon king of Babylon00:43:00
the story of the seven cures for skinny00:43:03
wallet00:43:06
The glory of Babylon is eternal after the passing of centuries00:43:10
we know him as the richest of00:43:12
cities and its treasures are like fabulous00:43:15
wealth However, this was not always the case00:43:20
Babylon's wealth is the result00:43:23
monetary wisdom of his people00:43:26
people had to learn how to become00:43:28
rich00:43:30
when the good king Sorghon returned to00:43:32
Babylon defeating its enemies00:43:34
he faced a serious situation00:43:38
the advisor explained it this way in00:43:41
for many years thanks to the construction00:43:43
large irrigation canals and00:43:45
majestic temples to the gods by order00:43:47
Your Majesty, our people prospered00:43:50
Now that this work is completed people00:43:53
unable to feed myself00:43:55
they were left without work00:43:58
traders have few buyers00:44:01
peasants cannot sell their00:44:03
products00:44:04
people don't have enough gold to buy00:44:06
I'm going00:44:08
but where did all the gold that we have go?00:44:11
spent on work asked the king00:44:13
I'm afraid it has found its way replied00:44:16
advisor and became the property00:44:18
several very rich people of our00:44:20
cities00:44:21
it slipped through my fingers00:44:23
most of our people as quickly as00:44:26
goat milk through a sieve00:44:28
Now that the flow of gold has stopped00:44:31
most have no reserves00:44:34
the king became thoughtful then he asked00:44:37
why only a few managed to save00:44:40
gold because they knew how it was00:44:43
done answered by the advisor00:44:45
you can't blame them for what they are00:44:47
achieved success00:44:49
it would also be unconscionable to take away from00:44:51
them honestly earned to give away00:44:53
people with less ability00:44:56
But why didn't the king ask all the people00:44:59
learn to accumulate gold and not become00:45:02
rich and prosperous00:45:04
it is quite possible Your Majesty But00:45:08
who can teach them? After all, they are not priests00:45:10
they don't know anything about making money00:45:13
money00:45:15
Who in our city knows best how to00:45:17
to become rich asked the king00:45:20
the answer suggests itself: yours00:45:22
Majesty is the one who has accumulated the greatest00:45:25
wealth in Babylon00:45:27
that's right, it's an arcade, he's the richest00:45:32
man in Babylon Bring him to me00:45:35
tomorrow morning00:45:39
the next day, as the King commanded00:45:41
Arkad appeared before him full of vigor00:45:44
and health despite your venerable00:45:46
age00:45:48
Arkad said the king00:45:51
Is it true that you are the richest man in00:45:54
Babylon00:45:55
That's what Your Majesty says and no one00:45:58
denies this00:46:00
how did you get so rich00:46:04
taking advantage of the opportunities available to everyone00:46:06
residents of our beautiful city00:46:10
and you started your journey having nothing00:46:14
Only a great desire to get rich00:46:16
it's nothing00:46:19
Arcades continued the king Our city is located00:46:23
in very poor condition because00:46:25
only a few know how to buy00:46:27
Wealth and saving it00:46:29
The rest of the townspeople are not capable00:46:31
keep some of the gold received00:46:35
I wish Babylon was the richest00:46:38
city in the world00:46:39
This must be a city of rich people00:46:43
therefore we must teach all the people how00:46:46
make a fortune00:46:48
Tell me arcade is there any00:46:51
the secret to acquiring wealth Is it possible00:46:54
learn it00:46:57
this is possible Your Majesty because00:47:00
one person knows you can teach others00:47:04
the king's eyes lit up00:47:07
arcade you say what I wanted00:47:10
hear Are you ready to take on this00:47:13
great thing will you pass on00:47:15
their knowledge to teachers, each of whom00:47:17
will teach others until he appears00:47:20
enough trained people to00:47:22
teach these truths to every worthy00:47:24
person in our city00:47:26
Arkad bowed and said I am yours00:47:29
humble servant command me with everything I am00:47:32
I have I will gladly share for the good00:47:34
my neighbors and for the glory of my king00:47:37
Let your advisor organize it for me00:47:40
class of one hundred people and I will teach them seven00:47:43
lessons that really filled00:47:45
my wallet00:47:47
Two weeks later according to00:47:50
by command of the king the chosen hundred00:47:51
gathered in the great hall of the temple of teaching00:47:53
sitting in a semicircle on multi-colored00:47:56
carpets00:47:57
Arkan sat next to a small stool00:47:59
on which the sacred lamp was smoking00:48:01
spreading unusual and pleasant00:48:03
aroma00:48:05
here is the richest man in Babylon00:48:07
whispered one of the students, pushing00:48:09
elbow his neighbor when Arkad stood up00:48:12
He's just a human like us all00:48:16
as a loyal subject of our Great00:48:18
the king began the arcades I stand before you00:48:21
his command00:48:23
I was once a poor young man who00:48:25
really wanted gold and which he found00:48:28
knowledge that allowed me to find it00:48:31
that's why the king asked me to share00:48:33
with you with my knowledge00:48:36
I started my life very humble00:48:39
way I didn't have an advantage00:48:41
which you and every inhabitant of Babylon00:48:44
didn't take full advantage00:48:46
the first repository of my treasure was00:48:49
battered wallet00:48:51
I hated its useless emptiness00:48:55
I wanted it to be full of ringing00:48:57
gold00:48:58
so I was looking for all the remedies for skinny00:49:02
wallet00:49:03
and found seven00:49:06
I will reveal to you gathered before me00:49:09
seven cures for a skinny wallet that00:49:12
I recommend to all people who want a lot00:49:14
gold00:49:16
every day for 7 days I will00:49:19
give you one of seven medicines00:49:22
listen carefully to what I'm talking about00:49:25
speak00:49:26
discuss what was said with me00:49:30
discuss among yourselves00:49:32
learn these lessons so you too can00:49:35
sow in your own wallets00:49:37
seeds of wealth00:49:39
first each of you must start00:49:42
build your own fortune wisely00:49:45
only after you understand all this00:49:48
you can teach these true00:49:50
the rest00:49:52
I will share simple ways to replenish00:49:55
wallets00:49:56
this is the first step leading to the temple00:49:59
wealth and no man can00:50:02
rise without learning to stand firmly on00:50:05
first stage00:50:07
Now we will look at the first medicine00:50:12
first medicine00:50:14
start filling your wallet00:50:19
Arkad turned to the thoughtful man in00:50:22
second row00:50:23
My good friend what craft are you00:50:26
you are studying I am a scribe answered a student I am doing00:50:30
records on clay tablets00:50:33
That's how I earned my first00:50:35
doctors00:50:36
Therefore you have the same00:50:39
opportunity to make a fortune00:50:42
Then he turned to the red-lite00:50:44
tell the man sitting a little further00:50:46
please what do you do for a living00:50:48
bread00:50:49
I'm the Butcher replied that I really am00:50:52
I buy braids that are grown by peasants00:50:55
I slaughter them and sell the meat to housewives00:50:58
leather-sandal maker00:51:01
because you work and earn money00:51:03
you also have everything that I had00:51:05
to succeed00:51:07
thus Arkad continued to find out from00:51:10
of all students how they earned themselves00:51:11
for life00:51:13
when he finished asking them00:51:15
said Now my students you see that00:51:19
there are many professions in which00:51:21
people can make money00:51:23
each way to earn money is a stream00:51:26
gold from which the worker himself can00:51:28
put aside some into your own00:51:30
wallet in each of your wallets00:51:33
a stream of coins flows, many or few of them00:51:36
depends only on your abilities00:51:38
agree00:51:40
everyone agreed with the arcade00:51:42
then he continued if each of you00:51:45
wants to make a fortune for himself00:51:47
is it unwise to start using00:51:49
that source of wealth which is already00:51:51
There is00:51:52
the students agreed again00:51:55
then the arcades turned to the humble00:51:57
a man who introduced himself as a merchant00:51:59
eggs00:52:01
What happens if you take one of00:52:03
your baskets and you will put them in it00:52:06
every morning 10 eggs and every evening00:52:09
take out 900:52:10
It will overflow over time Why00:52:15
because every day I will put in00:52:17
it's one more egg than to take out00:52:20
Arkad turned to the class with a smile00:52:23
Anyone here have empty wallets?00:52:25
he asked at first the students were puzzled00:52:28
looked at him then laughed00:52:31
took out their wallets and waved them00:52:34
ok continued the arcade now I'll tell you00:52:37
tell you about the first remedy that will help00:52:39
cure an empty wallet00:52:41
do exactly what I suggested00:52:44
egg seller00:52:45
out of every ten coins that you00:52:48
put it in your wallet, take it out for00:52:50
use only 900:52:51
your wallet will immediately begin to get fatter and you00:52:55
feel its pleasant weight in your hand and00:52:57
you will feel joy in your soul00:52:59
don't laugh at this method because of it00:53:02
simplicity the truth is always simple I said00:53:05
tell you about this00:53:07
I promised to tell you how I made it00:53:09
This is exactly where I started my condition00:53:14
I also carried an empty wallet and cursed00:53:17
him for his inability to satisfy my00:53:19
desires00:53:20
but when I started taking it out of my wallet00:53:22
only nine coins out of 10 he started00:53:25
getting fat the same will happen to yours00:53:28
wallets00:53:30
now I'll tell you something strange00:53:32
I don't know the reasons for this00:53:35
when I started spending no more than 9 tenths00:53:38
my income is nothing for me00:53:41
has changed00:53:42
I did not live poorer than before00:53:46
In addition, soon the money began to come00:53:48
it's easier for me than before00:53:50
undoubtedly this is the law of the gods for those who00:53:54
stores and does not spend a certain part00:53:56
gold is easier to earn from your earnings00:54:00
what do you want most00:54:03
meet your daily needs00:54:05
purchasing gemstones jewelry00:54:07
good clothes delicious food what's fast00:54:11
will disappear and be forgotten00:54:13
or have real property gold00:54:17
lands herds goods capital bringing00:54:22
income00:54:23
The coins you take from your00:54:25
they bring the wallet first00:54:28
The coins you leave in it00:54:31
bring the second00:54:33
this is my students' first cure for00:54:36
empty wallet00:54:37
out of every ten coins I put in00:54:40
I only spend 9 there00:54:43
discuss it among ourselves00:54:45
if anyone proves that this is not true00:54:48
let him tell me tomorrow when we00:54:51
we'll meet again00:54:54
second medicine control your00:54:57
expenses00:54:59
Some of you my students have contacted00:55:02
to me with a question: how can a person00:55:04
put aside a tenth of yours00:55:06
earnings when all he earned00:55:09
coins are not enough for the necessary00:55:10
expenses So Arkad began his speech to00:55:14
students on the second day00:55:16
How many of you had empty ones yesterday?00:55:18
wallets00:55:20
we all responded with class00:55:24
And yet you don't earn everything00:55:26
the same00:55:27
some earn much more00:55:29
than others00:55:31
some have large families that00:55:33
must be maintained00:55:35
however, all the wallets were the same00:55:38
empty00:55:39
Now I will tell you an unusual truth about00:55:42
people and sons of men00:55:44
it is as follows00:55:47
what each of us considers inevitable00:55:50
expenses will always increase00:55:52
according to our income Unless00:55:54
We won’t prevent this ourselves, don’t confuse it00:55:58
necessary expenses with your desires00:56:01
each of you including your glorious ones00:56:03
family more desires than can cover00:56:06
your earnings00:56:07
Therefore, your savings go to00:56:10
satisfaction of these desires to the extent00:56:12
it is possible, however there are many unfulfilled00:56:16
desires still remain people always00:56:19
want more than they can afford00:56:21
You think because I'm rich I00:56:24
I can satisfy my every whim00:56:26
this is a false idea that I am limited00:56:30
I don't have enough time, I can't00:56:34
go travel anywhere I want00:56:37
I can't eat anything I can't00:56:40
enjoy all the joys of life00:56:43
I'm trying to convey to you what it's like00:56:45
weeds growing on the field Wherever00:56:48
the peasant left room for their roots00:56:49
desires grow freely within us00:56:52
Every time there is an opportunity00:56:54
to satisfy00:56:55
you have many desires but only a few00:56:59
of them you can quench00:57:01
Take a close look at your lifestyle00:57:04
You may notice that there are certain00:57:07
expenses that can be reasonably reduced00:57:08
or exclude it altogether00:57:11
Let every one be your motto00:57:14
a coin spent should bring00:57:15
one hundred percent benefit00:57:18
on the sign is a list of those things for which00:57:21
you want to spend money00:57:23
Choose the most important ones and those on00:57:26
which you can spend 900:57:27
tenths of your income Remove the remaining00:57:31
this is just a part of that huge number00:57:34
impossible desires because of which00:57:36
worth repenting00:57:38
then plan your must-haves00:57:41
expenses00:57:42
do not touch one tenth00:57:45
income needed to replenish00:57:46
wallet00:57:48
Leave it to your strongest00:57:50
a wish that must come true00:57:52
keep working on your spending plan00:57:55
adjust it so that it00:57:58
helped you Make it your first00:58:00
assistant in filling your wallet00:58:04
following these words, one of the students00:58:06
dressed in red gold robe00:58:08
stood up and said I am a free man00:58:11
I think I have the right00:58:14
enjoy all the blessings of life00:58:16
so I refuse to be captured by the plan00:58:19
which sets how much I can00:58:20
spend on what I will stop receiving00:58:23
enjoy life and become ordinary00:58:25
like pack oil carrying a heavy load00:58:29
to which Arkad replied Who is my friend00:58:32
I will determine what expenses you will incur00:58:35
the student said himself00:58:38
in this case, if the pack donkey00:58:41
decided on his own what kind of burden he should wear00:58:43
he would have carried the carpets and00:58:46
heavy gold bars No, he would take it00:58:49
hay, grain and water to get through the desert00:58:53
the purpose of the spending plan is to help00:58:56
increase your stocks00:58:58
he will help you find everything you need and00:59:01
to the extent possible00:59:03
he can give you your other desires00:59:06
the opportunity to realize your most cherished dreams00:59:08
the desire to separate them from random ones as if00:59:12
bright light in a dark cave spending plan00:59:14
throws light on where the money is flowing00:59:16
from your wallet allows you to stop00:59:19
these leaks and take control of your00:59:21
expenses to provide yourself with a specific00:59:24
pleasant spending00:59:25
this is the second medicine against00:59:28
poverty00:59:30
plan your expenses like this00:59:32
so that you have money for00:59:34
urgent needs of entertainment and00:59:37
the fulfillment of your deepest desires is not00:59:40
while spending more than 9 tenths of his00:59:42
earnings00:59:44
third medicine multiply yours00:59:47
gold00:59:49
and so your skinny wallets began00:59:52
get fat00:59:53
you have learned to leave them alone00:59:55
a tenth of your earnings00:59:58
control the spending of funds to01:00:00
protect your growing wealth further01:00:03
we will look at ways to make your01:00:05
savings work and multiply01:00:08
gold in a wallet pleases its owner01:00:10
owner and calm the stingy soul But01:00:13
it doesn't earn anything on its own01:00:15
gold that we can save from01:00:18
our income is just the beginning01:00:20
you can get rich if you force gold01:00:23
work01:00:24
that's what Arkad told the class on the third day01:00:27
how can we force our gold01:00:30
work01:00:31
my first investment was unsuccessful01:00:33
because I lost everything this story I01:00:37
I will tell later01:00:39
my first profitable investment was01:00:41
a loan that I gave to a person named01:00:43
ager he made shields once a year he01:00:47
bought large quantities brought from abroad01:00:49
Mary of bronze in order to use it in01:00:52
their work without having enough01:00:54
capital to pay traders01:00:56
he took mutual money from those who had extra01:00:58
coins01:00:59
he was a noble man01:01:02
always repaid his debt because01:01:05
paid for the use of money from above01:01:07
every time I gave him a loan I01:01:10
also received payment for this01:01:13
therefore, both my capital and01:01:16
income from this capital01:01:18
the most pleasant thing was that these amounts01:01:21
returned to my wallet01:01:23
in truth, my students are wealth01:01:26
a person is not in the coins he carries in01:01:28
in your wallet01:01:30
wealth is the income that remains in01:01:33
there is a golden stream that never ceases01:01:36
flows into his wallet and supports him01:01:38
completeness is what each of you desires01:01:42
income that continues to flow01:01:45
regardless of whether you are working or01:01:47
traveling01:01:49
my income is so great that I01:01:53
began to be called a rich man01:01:57
regarding profitable investments01:02:00
Having gained wisdom from this experience, I01:02:03
began to continue lending and investing01:02:05
your money As my money increases01:02:06
capital into my wallet first from01:02:10
several sources and then from the whole01:02:12
a golden stream of wealth poured out in abundance01:02:14
which I could use with all my01:02:16
wisdom01:02:18
and from my modest earnings01:02:20
got a lot of golden slaves01:02:22
each of whom worked and earned01:02:24
for me even more gold01:02:27
they worked for me their children worked for me01:02:30
me and their children's children worked for me before01:02:33
until my income from01:02:35
their joint efforts01:02:37
gold multiplies with reason01:02:40
approach this can be seen from the following example01:02:44
peasant When his first son was born01:02:46
gave the moneylender 10 silver coins and01:02:49
asked to keep them for his son01:02:51
until he turns 2001:02:54
the moneylender agreed and they agreed01:02:57
that to this amount every four years01:02:58
a quarter of the existing amount will be added01:03:00
remainder01:03:02
Since the peasant saved this money01:03:04
for his son He asked for income01:03:07
added to the total01:03:10
when the boy turned 2001:03:12
the peasant went to the moneylender again01:03:14
to find out how much has accumulated01:03:16
silver01:03:17
the moneylender explained that since the income01:03:20
increased due to an increase in the balance01:03:22
initial 10 silver coins01:03:24
turned into 30.501:03:28
the peasant was very pleased and because01:03:30
my son didn’t need coins at that time01:03:33
he left them with the moneylender01:03:36
when the son turned 50 and his father01:03:39
has already passed into the world, another moneylender has paid01:03:42
he gets 167 silver coins this way01:03:45
the investment amount has increased over 50 years01:03:48
almost 17 times01:03:50
this is the third cure for skinny01:03:54
wallet01:03:56
every coin must work to01:03:58
reproduce one's kind as livestock01:04:01
herds in the field and help bring you01:04:04
income and wealth flow that will01:04:06
constantly arriving in your wallets01:04:09
fourth medicine protect yours01:04:12
wealth from loss01:04:15
misfortune loves the shine of coins01:04:18
A man needs to protect the gold in his01:04:21
wallet otherwise he will lose it01:04:23
so it's wise to learn first01:04:25
save small amounts before01:04:27
than the gods will trust us more so said01:04:31
arcade game for my class on the fourth day01:04:34
every gold owner is seduced01:04:37
possibilities with which it seemed01:04:39
he could earn large sums01:04:40
investing money in a promising business01:04:43
they often do this on the advice of friends01:04:46
and relatives who themselves invested in01:04:48
some business01:04:50
the first and basic principle of investing money01:04:53
this is the preservation of your principal capital01:04:57
Is it wise to be interested in more?01:04:59
earnings When there is a risk of losing everything01:05:02
your condition01:05:03
I say no01:05:06
Punishment for risk is probable losses01:05:10
before saying goodbye to your01:05:12
must be a treasure Make sure it is01:05:15
will come back to you01:05:17
Don't be fooled by your own01:05:19
illusions and quick profit01:05:22
before you lend your money to someone01:05:24
make sure the person is able to return01:05:27
debt and find out his reputation so as not to01:05:30
it happened that you unwittingly gave01:05:32
him his hard earned money01:05:35
before you invest your money in01:05:37
any business, familiarize yourself with the risks01:05:40
to which it may be subject01:05:43
my own first investment01:05:45
turned out to be a loss for me01:05:47
my savings accumulated over the year01:05:50
entrusted the brickmaker Azmur who01:05:52
traveled the distant seas and01:05:54
agreed to buy rare stones for me01:05:56
among the Phoenicians01:05:58
we were going to sell and split the profit01:06:02
The Phoenicians turned out to be scammers and01:06:05
sold him pieces of glass01:06:07
I lost my savings01:06:11
Now from the height of my experience I understand01:06:15
how stupid it was to trust the brickmaker01:06:17
buying precious stones01:06:19
so I advise you based on my01:06:22
rich experience don't be too confident01:06:25
in their knowledge, deciding to invest money in01:06:28
risky business01:06:30
better consult a person01:06:32
wise experience of profitable disposal01:06:34
money01:06:36
such advice can be obtained easily and01:06:38
free Although it is equal in value01:06:41
the gold you intend to invest01:06:45
in truth this is his real one01:06:47
cost if such advice will save you from01:06:51
losses01:06:52
this is the fourth medicine of the skinny01:06:56
wallet and it is of great importance01:06:58
because it protects your wallet from01:07:00
devastation after it is filled01:07:04
Protect your treasures from loss01:07:07
investing them only so that your01:07:09
the main capital was safe so that01:07:12
You could get your money back when01:07:14
essentials and so that you don't01:07:17
missed opportunities to get01:07:18
fair return on your investment01:07:21
consult wise people01:07:25
seek advice from people with experience01:07:27
profitable handling of gold01:07:30
May their wisdom protect you from01:07:33
unsafe investments01:07:36
fifth cure make your home01:07:39
profitable investment01:07:42
if a person saves 9 tenths01:07:45
their earnings to live and01:07:47
enjoy life and if any01:07:50
part of these nine tenths he can01:07:51
turn into a profitable investment without01:07:53
harm to his well-being then his01:07:57
the fortune will grow much faster01:08:00
so Arkad addressed his class on01:08:02
fifth lesson01:08:04
too many of the inhabitants of Babylon contain01:08:07
their families in inappropriate conditions01:08:09
they pay demanding homeowners01:08:12
generous payment for houses where their wives have no place01:08:14
plant flowers that delight a woman's heart01:08:16
and children have nowhere to play except in dirty01:08:19
alleys01:08:21
no family can fully01:08:24
enjoy life if they don't have01:08:26
plot of land where children can play on01:08:28
fresh grass and where the Wife can grow01:08:31
not only flowers but also good rich01:08:34
harvest to feed your family01:08:37
a person's heart rejoices when he eats01:08:39
figs from his own tree and01:08:42
grapes from his own vine01:08:45
owning your own home and place01:08:47
which he takes pride in instilling01:08:50
confidence is in his heart and he strives01:08:52
put more effort into all your endeavors01:08:56
so I advise you to get01:08:58
own roof over your head01:09:01
it's not beyond the realm of possibility01:09:04
anyone who has good intentions01:09:06
have your own home01:09:08
didn't our Great King expand the walls01:09:11
Babylon in such a way that inside them01:09:13
there was a lot of unused01:09:15
land that can be purchased for the most01:09:17
reasonable money01:09:19
I also inform you my students that01:09:22
moneylenders willingly meet those01:09:25
who wants to buy a house or land for their01:09:27
families01:09:28
you can easily borrow money01:09:31
in order to pay the brickmaker I01:09:32
to the builder if you yourself are willing to spend01:09:35
for this purpose a reasonable part of the necessary01:09:37
amounts01:09:39
when the house is ready you can01:09:41
repay the loan shark with the same01:09:43
How regularly did you pay?01:09:44
to the homeowner01:09:46
since each payment will reduce01:09:49
your debt to the moneylender01:09:51
In a few years you will pay off the debt01:09:55
then your heart will rejoice because01:09:58
you will rightfully own valuable01:10:00
property and the only liability01:10:02
all that remains for you is to pay taxes to the king01:10:06
also ask your beautiful wives01:10:08
go to the river more often to wash clothes01:10:10
so that you can’t come back every time01:10:13
bring waterskins with water and water01:10:15
plants growing near your home01:10:18
per person owning his own01:10:21
a lot of grace comes down to home01:10:23
In addition, this will significantly reduce the cost01:10:26
life leaving Him more means for01:10:29
enjoyment and fulfillment01:10:31
his desires01:10:33
this is the fifth cure for poverty01:10:37
secure your own home01:10:42
6 medicine01:10:43
Create your future income01:10:48
Every person's life begins with01:10:50
childhood to old age01:10:52
this is the way of life and no one can01:10:55
Get off it only if the gods don't01:10:57
will call him up prematurely in a peaceful01:10:59
Therefore, every person should01:11:02
think about your income in advance01:11:04
the future when he is no longer young but01:11:07
also provide support for your family01:11:09
for the time when he will no longer be with her01:11:13
this lesson will teach you how to save your wallet01:11:15
complete for those times when you will01:11:18
arcade games are the least efficient01:11:21
addressed the class on the sixth day01:11:23
a person who has come to understand01:11:26
laws of wealth and found a growing01:11:28
profit must think about the future01:11:32
he must have income or savings01:11:34
which he would keep for many01:11:37
years old but could still use it01:11:39
them when the time comes that he is so01:11:42
wisely foresaw01:11:44
there are different ways in which01:11:47
a person can ensure his safety01:11:49
future01:11:51
he can make a hiding place and hide it there01:11:53
their treasures nevertheless01:11:56
he didn't hide them reliably, they didn't care anyway01:11:59
may fall prey to thieves01:12:01
That's why I don't recommend this one01:12:04
way01:12:05
a person can buy houses or land for01:12:08
this goal if they competently01:12:11
selected for their usefulness and01:12:13
values in the future they will be01:12:15
constant in its importance and01:12:18
profit received from them or their sales01:12:20
will serve this purpose well01:12:22
a person can give a small amount01:12:25
moneylender and replenish it regularly01:12:28
the amount that the moneylender will pay for01:12:31
the use of this money is significant01:12:33
degrees contribute to increasing01:12:34
down payment01:12:37
I know the sandal maker by name01:12:39
Ansan and he recently told me that01:12:42
gave weekly for eight years01:12:45
two silver coins to his moneylender01:12:48
the moneylender recently informed him about the balance01:12:50
and this news made him very happy01:12:53
the total amount of his small investments01:12:56
along with income at the regular rate in01:12:58
one quarter of the amount due for01:12:59
every 4 years is now one01:13:02
one thousand forty silver coins01:13:05
I happily advised him to leave01:13:08
money from the moneylender clearly01:13:10
demonstrating with numbers that01:13:12
after 12 years of regular investments of two01:13:15
he will receive coins a week from a moneylender01:13:17
4000 silver coins What represents01:13:20
constitutes an impressive reserve for the entire01:13:22
the rest of my life01:13:24
undoubtedly when small investments01:13:26
bring such profitable results01:13:29
anyone wants to provide themselves01:13:31
peaceful old age and financial protection01:13:33
your family no matter how much01:13:35
his business and investment are profitable now01:13:39
but I would like to tell you one more thing that I01:13:42
I am firmly convinced that one day01:13:44
wise people will develop a plan01:13:46
providing for the family in case of death01:13:48
according to which a person will be able to01:13:50
set aside small amounts on a regular basis01:13:52
amounts that will subsequently turn into01:13:54
solid capital and will go to the family01:13:56
who left this world01:13:59
I really wish there was such a thing01:14:02
way01:14:03
but at the moment this is impossible because01:14:07
it requires a lot more01:14:08
time than any person's life lasts01:14:11
or any agreements01:14:13
it should be as eternal as01:14:15
Royal throne01:14:18
I know that someday such a plan01:14:20
will come true and become huge01:14:22
a blessing to many people because01:14:24
that even the first small payment01:14:26
will bring prosperity to a person's family if he01:14:29
will go to another world01:14:31
But since Today we live in the present01:14:34
and we don’t look into the future, we must01:14:37
take advantage of available resources and01:14:40
ways to achieve these goals01:14:43
therefore for a person who is no longer in01:14:45
able to work and for a family that01:14:47
lost its breadwinner to have an empty01:14:50
wallet heavy test01:14:54
this is the sixth cure for poverty01:14:59
take care of the poor in advance01:15:01
old age and protecting your family01:15:06
seventh cure Find new ways01:15:09
earnings01:15:11
Today I will introduce you my students to01:15:14
one of the most important ways01:15:16
enrichment01:15:18
but I won't talk about gold, but you01:15:21
themselves about people in colorful clothes01:15:24
who are sitting in front of me I will tell you01:15:27
about those ideas in people's heads01:15:29
circumstances in their lives that01:15:31
contribute or, on the contrary, hinder01:15:34
achieving success so arcade turned to01:15:38
class on the seventh day01:15:40
Recently a young man came to me01:15:42
to borrow money01:15:44
when I asked him the reason01:15:46
lack of money he complained that his01:15:49
earnings are not enough to pay01:15:50
expenses01:15:52
to this I told him that in that case01:15:54
he is a bad client for the loan shark01:15:56
because he will not be able to repay the debt from his01:15:58
modest opportunities01:16:02
what do you need I told him this01:16:04
earn more coins what are you doing01:16:07
to earn more01:16:09
He answered everything I could answer six01:16:13
once over the course of two months I went to01:16:15
to his master and asked me to increase01:16:17
salary but all to no avail01:16:19
asked him about it so often01:16:22
we can treat him mockingly01:16:24
because of its simplicity, however, it has01:16:27
one of the most important qualities for01:16:29
increase your income01:16:31
he has a strong desire to earn money01:16:34
more desire is worthy and laudable01:16:39
desire precedes achievement01:16:41
your desires must be strong01:16:44
precise general desire is just01:16:47
weak aspirations01:16:49
if a person just wants to become rich01:16:51
it won't work if a person wants01:16:54
having five gold coins is real01:16:57
a goal he can achieve01:17:00
reinforcing your desire to get 501:17:02
gold coins ability to save them01:17:04
he will find similar ways to get 1001:17:07
coins and 20 and 1000 coins and so he became01:17:12
rich01:17:13
learning to achieve specific01:17:15
he gets the hang of small goals01:17:17
achieve more01:17:19
is the process by which01:17:21
wealth accumulates first in01:17:24
small amounts, then more and more01:17:27
more as you acquire knowledge and01:17:29
development of abilities01:17:31
the desire should be simple and01:17:33
concrete they are meaningless if they01:17:36
they are too vague or if01:17:39
they are impossible to achieve01:17:41
As a person improves01:17:43
yourself in your calling increases and01:17:46
his ability to earn01:17:49
when I was a humble scribe carving01:17:51
on clay for a few coins a day I01:17:54
noticed what other workers were doing01:17:56
more than me and got more01:17:58
and I decided to outdo everyone01:18:01
it didn't take me long to01:18:04
I began to understand the reason for their great success01:18:07
show more interest in work better01:18:09
concentrate on the task01:18:11
demonstrate persistence in your01:18:13
efforts And so I began to cut out much01:18:16
more signs a day than everyone else01:18:19
soon my skill was rewarded01:18:21
and I had no need to contact01:18:24
to his master six times so that01:18:25
earn his recognition01:18:28
the wider our skills, the more we can01:18:31
earn money01:18:32
someone who strives to learn more about01:18:35
will be generously rewarded for his craft01:18:38
the master should study the methods and01:18:40
tools of those who are most skilled in01:18:43
same area01:18:44
specialist in the field of law or01:18:46
the healer must consult and01:18:48
share experiences with other people01:18:50
your calling01:18:51
the trader must constantly search01:18:53
quality products that you can01:18:55
buy at lower prices01:18:58
man's craft undergoes change01:19:01
and is being improved because01:19:02
insightful people hone their01:19:05
skill in order to better serve those who01:19:07
provides them with work01:19:09
therefore it is extremely important not to stand still01:19:12
and move forward so as not to be left behind01:19:14
the rest01:19:16
something always happens in life01:19:19
saturates her with new useful experiences01:19:22
every self-respecting person should01:19:24
do the following01:19:26
Pay off debts early and avoid spending01:19:29
money for something he can't afford01:19:32
take care of your family so that they01:19:34
thought and said only good things about him01:19:37
make a will in case the gods01:19:40
they will call him so that his property will be01:19:42
properly divided01:19:45
treat with suffering those who01:19:48
is under the weight of adversity and01:19:50
help them within reason01:19:52
Show concern for those who are dear to him01:19:56
thus the 7th and last cure for01:19:59
empty wallet develop your01:20:02
own skills to learn and gain01:20:04
experience to become more skillful in expressing01:20:08
self respect01:20:10
this is the only way you will gain confidence in01:20:13
necessary for yourself to achieve your01:20:15
carefully considered desires01:20:18
So these are the seven cures for the empty01:20:22
wallets which I based on my experience01:20:25
long and successful life Urgently01:20:27
I recommend it to everyone who aspires to01:20:29
prosperity01:20:31
There is more gold in Babylon my disciples than01:20:34
you can imagine01:20:37
its abundance is enough for everyone01:20:41
go ahead and take advantage of these01:20:43
truths to get rich and prosper01:20:46
because you have the right to it01:20:49
Go and teach these truths to everyone01:20:52
His Majesty's honorable subject01:20:53
so they can also share01:20:56
the wealth of our beloved city01:20:58
This is your king's order01:21:05
[music]01:21:08
argument about luck01:21:15
the temple of knowledge in ancient Babylon was01:21:17
special place01:21:19
in this spacious building every evening01:21:21
a lot of people gathered to01:21:22
discuss interesting topics with mentors01:21:25
within the walls of this temple everyone was equal01:21:28
among themselves here is the most humble slave01:21:31
could easily start a conversation with an important01:21:33
nobles01:21:35
when one evening the arcade arrived and01:21:37
settled down in his usual place01:21:40
40 people were expected lying on carpets01:21:43
what will we discuss today01:21:45
he asked01:21:47
I have a topic gone up high01:21:50
a man who worked as a weaver today told me01:21:53
lucky I found a wallet with gold01:21:55
I want to continue using coins01:21:58
luck smiled I guess everything01:22:00
those present here share with me01:22:02
this is a desire. Therefore, I propose to discuss01:22:05
good luck01:22:07
Let's try to figure out there exist01:22:09
are there ways to attract good luck?01:22:12
very interesting topic said arcade for01:22:16
Luck alone is just an accident01:22:18
which can befall anyone01:22:20
others think that the reasons for their luck01:22:23
it's luck that comes your way01:22:25
selected01:22:27
What do you say my friends01:22:30
Should we try to find ways with01:22:32
with which you can lure good luck into01:22:34
guests to each of us01:22:36
Yes, yes, a lot of them exclaimed01:22:40
listeners01:22:42
the search for luck requires certain01:22:44
actions on our part which of you01:22:47
knows where we should start our01:22:49
research asked arcade01:22:51
I know said the well dressed young man01:22:54
getting up from his seat01:22:56
the first thing that comes to mind when speaking01:22:58
it comes to luck and mountain tables isn't it01:23:02
there you can find many people looking for01:23:04
good luck in the hope that it will give them01:23:06
rich winnings01:23:09
wait a minute someone's voice was heard when01:23:11
the young man returned to his place01:23:14
tell me if you found luck at the gambling table01:23:17
board01:23:19
I won’t keep silent Apparently01:23:21
luck didn't even know about my presence01:23:23
he replied What about the rest01:23:27
did luck await you in the game?01:23:30
good start, we intervened arcade01:23:33
Let's gather here to look at everything01:23:35
sides of the same issue01:23:37
keeping silent about mountain tables means01:23:39
quite overlooked01:23:40
a common phenomenon of risk for the sake of01:23:43
victory01:23:45
this reminds me of yesterday's horse races01:23:47
shouted another man if luck01:23:51
she often visits gambling tables01:23:53
must be present at the races01:23:54
which in my opinion are much more interesting01:23:56
tell Arkad if luck whispered to you01:24:00
place a bet on gray horses from01:24:01
hate I stood behind you when you01:24:04
made a bet and could hardly believe his01:24:06
ears you all know perfectly well that no one01:24:09
can't outrun our beloved bays01:24:12
but apparently luck whispered to him01:24:14
in the ear that crows will stumble on01:24:16
last turn and will be eliminated from the race01:24:18
bays Yes, in gray horses undeservedly01:24:20
win a victory01:24:23
Arkad smiled good-naturedly at his words01:24:27
what reasons do we have to think that01:24:29
luck will show such great interest in01:24:32
some bets on horse racing01:24:35
it’s not there because at Yegor’s tables there’s gold01:24:38
they lose more than they win01:24:41
making fair transactions whether it is a purchase01:24:45
or sale a person can count01:24:47
to make a profit01:24:49
there are exceptions because sometimes he01:24:52
may act contrary to common sense01:24:54
sense01:24:55
But if he persistently moves towards his goal01:24:58
it usually achieves sooner or later01:25:00
success turns out that way because there is a chance01:25:03
making a profit is always on his side01:25:07
but in games the chance is always against the player He01:25:10
works in favor of the game owner01:25:13
the game is designed in such a way that the owner01:25:16
was always in the black. That's his job. That's how he does it.01:25:20
makes money01:25:22
few people realize how undeniably01:25:25
the profit of the game owner and how small01:25:27
players' chances of winning01:25:30
As an example, consider the game01:25:33
bones01:25:34
Before every throw we place a bet01:25:37
which side will fall out if it falls out01:25:40
The red side the owner pays us in01:25:43
four times more than we supplied01:25:45
if any other side falls We are in01:25:49
losing01:25:51
By counting you can understand that01:25:53
Each throw the player has five chances01:25:55
lose and four chances to win01:25:57
because for the red side he gets01:26:00
quadruple bet01:26:02
in one evening the owner of the game calculates01:26:05
get a fifth of everything made01:26:07
Rates01:26:08
Is it worth counting on stable01:26:11
winning when everything is arranged this way01:26:13
so that the player constantly fails01:26:17
And yet some sometimes win01:26:19
large amounts were noticed by one of the listeners01:26:22
right01:26:24
win continued arcade01:26:27
realizing this I often think about01:26:29
Does the money received this way have01:26:31
way of any value to them01:26:33
owners01:26:34
I know many successful Babylonians01:26:38
but I can’t name any of them who01:26:40
made his fortune this way01:26:44
those here tonight01:26:46
must know much more01:26:48
respected citizens of our city01:26:50
I would be interested to know how much01:26:53
our worthy citizens have opened their01:26:55
business or have a stable income01:26:57
thanks to gambling tables01:27:00
there was a long pause01:27:04
finally someone responded01:27:09
only if none of you can01:27:11
call no one else answered Arkad but01:27:14
Wait, what about you yourself?01:27:17
among you are those who constantly win but01:27:20
doesn't dare tell us about01:27:22
source of your income01:27:25
the back rows met his question with a heavy01:27:27
a sigh that echoed throughout the hall01:27:29
and turned into loud laughter01:27:32
We must have been looking in the wrong place01:27:34
should have continued the arcade01:27:37
have any of you ever been so lucky?01:27:39
to our friend the weaver who found gold01:27:43
that really no one01:27:45
then it really is such luck01:27:47
happens extremely rarely01:27:50
and who was one step away from success but allowed01:27:52
let her slip away01:27:54
many hands went up Tell us01:27:58
added Arcade Let's find out how luck is01:28:01
escaped you who will be first01:28:04
the elderly merchant stood up, straightening his01:28:07
noble white clothes01:28:09
with your permission, honorable arcade01:28:12
and friends I will gladly tell the story01:28:14
which shows how close to a person01:28:16
luck may come and how blindly he can01:28:19
let her slip away and lose everything01:28:21
what did he have01:28:23
many years ago during my01:28:25
youth when I just got married and started01:28:28
my friend came to me to make good money01:28:31
my father urged me to take up01:28:33
investment in one business01:28:35
the son of one of his good friends turned01:28:37
attention to a barren piece of land01:28:39
not far from the outer walls of our city01:28:41
he lay high above the canal where01:28:44
water could have gotten in01:28:47
the son of my father's friend set out01:28:49
purchase this land and developed01:28:51
plan to build three large01:28:53
water wheels that could pull01:28:55
bulls01:28:56
thereby they would raise the life-giving01:28:58
water to fertile soil01:29:00
after this he planned to divide01:29:02
land into small plots and sell them01:29:05
city residents for farming01:29:07
the son of my father's friend did not have01:29:10
enough gold to01:29:12
implement your plan just like I did01:29:15
a young man who earned01:29:16
a modest amount of money his father like him01:29:20
had a large family and little money01:29:23
so he decided to find a group01:29:24
interested parties so that they, together with01:29:27
they are invested in this business01:29:30
the group was supposed to consist of 1201:29:32
Each person would have01:29:34
permanent income and wouldn't mind01:29:36
invest a tenth of it in the business until01:29:39
until the Earth is ready for01:29:40
sale after that the profit would be divided01:29:44
in proportion to investments01:29:46
you are my son, my father turned to me01:29:49
at a young age and I would really like to01:29:52
you built a house and became respected01:29:54
man I want you to learn a lesson from01:29:57
your father's mistakes01:29:59
I really want too, father answered I01:30:03
then this is what I advise you to do: do this01:30:06
what should I have done at your age01:30:09
keep one tenth of yours01:30:12
income for a profitable investment01:30:14
this is a tenth of And what she is capable of01:30:17
earn will allow you to accumulate a whole01:30:19
state even before you reach01:30:21
my age01:30:24
these are wise words, my father, I am passionate01:30:27
I want to get rich but now for mine01:30:30
money has many other uses01:30:31
so I don't dare to do this01:30:34
you advise I'm young I still have a lot01:30:37
time01:30:39
I thought the same thing at your age but so01:30:43
hasn't accumulated wealth after many years01:30:46
We live in a different time, father, I can01:30:49
avoid your mistakes01:30:51
auspicious opportunity opens before you01:30:54
opportunity at a price This is your chance which01:30:57
can lead to wealth please don't01:31:00
delay Tomorrow go to my son01:31:03
friend and agree with him that you will01:31:04
invest 10 percent of your earnings01:31:06
into this matter01:31:08
Go next morning case01:31:11
waits for no one today, he is there tomorrow01:31:14
no, that's why it's not a bag01:31:19
despite my father's advice I hesitated01:31:22
traders from the east brought new01:31:24
beautiful clothes so beautiful that01:31:26
my kind wife and I wanted to buy01:31:28
one for each01:31:30
If I agreed to invest a tenth01:31:33
We donate part of our earnings to this business01:31:35
would deprive themselves and others of this01:31:37
the pleasures they so desired01:31:39
I put off making a decision until now01:31:42
it was too late than I later01:31:44
lamented01:31:46
the business turned out to be much more profitable than01:31:48
did anyone predict01:31:50
I told you my story about how01:31:53
let luck elude me01:31:56
From this example we can learn that01:31:58
luck favors those who are ready01:32:00
use it commented one of01:32:03
inhabitants from the desert01:32:04
To build wealth you need to01:32:07
something to start it can be several01:32:09
gold or silver coins that01:32:11
a person is willing to give out of his earnings01:32:13
for the first investment01:32:15
I myself am the owner of several herds01:32:18
it started when I was01:32:21
as a boy I bought a calf for one01:32:22
this first step had a silver coin01:32:26
it means a lot to me01:32:28
for the first step to prosperity01:32:30
it is necessary to secure the luck that01:32:32
can happen to anyone01:32:35
for everyone who wants not just01:32:37
earn money with your own labor01:32:39
be the first to receive income from your gold01:32:41
step is extremely important01:32:43
some fortunately take this step in01:32:45
youth and are ahead financially01:32:47
the rest of those who take this step later01:32:50
Or those who, like the father of this merchant, do not01:32:52
never makes it01:32:54
if our merchant friend did this01:32:57
step in his youth when he imagined01:33:00
such opportunity01:33:01
Today he would have much more01:33:04
quantity of goods from all over the world01:33:06
if the opportunity fell to our friend the weaver01:33:09
and he would have taken the first step, that was the end01:33:11
would be the start of much greater success01:33:14
Thank you I would also like to express01:33:18
the voice of a stranger rang out my opinion01:33:22
I'm Syrian and don't speak your language that well01:33:24
language01:33:26
I would like to tell you what they call this one01:33:29
a person like our merchant friend can01:33:31
this might sound impolite, but I wanted to01:33:34
unfortunately I can’t call him that01:33:37
remember this word in your language if01:33:40
I'll say it in Syrian, you won't understand01:33:43
Please tell me what you call it01:33:45
a person who puts off important things01:33:47
he has things to do for later01:33:50
the lazy man heard voices as if he cried out01:33:54
Syrians excitedly waving his arms01:33:57
he will never take advantage of the opportunity01:34:00
waiting he says I have a lot to do now01:34:03
everything tomorrow01:34:05
A lucky chance won't wait for this01:34:07
the slow man deserves it01:34:10
only the one who acts quickly01:34:13
Any person who doesn't want01:34:15
take advantage of the lucky opportunity yourself01:34:17
real Like our friend the merchant01:34:20
the merchant bowed good-naturedly in return01:34:23
to the laughter01:34:26
I admire people who are in01:34:28
in foreign lands they are not afraid to tell the truth01:34:32
let's hear another story about01:34:34
missed opportunities Who is ready01:34:37
asked to share your experience01:34:40
I'm ready, answered a middle-aged man01:34:44
red clothes01:34:45
I buy animals mainly camels and01:34:48
horses sometimes I also buy sheep and01:34:51
goats01:34:52
the story I want to tell about01:34:55
how did I get the opportunity when01:34:57
I least expected her probably01:35:01
for this reason I missed her to judge it01:35:04
to you01:35:06
returning to town one evening after01:35:09
a tiring ten-day journey01:35:11
in search of camels I was extremely01:35:14
annoyed to discover that the city01:35:15
the gates are closed and locked01:35:18
while my slaves were setting up a tent for01:35:20
the overnight stay we had to spend01:35:22
an elderly man approached me without food or water01:35:25
the peasant who found himself outside the gates01:35:29
highly respected gentleman, he addressed01:35:31
to me Judging by what is open to my eyes01:35:34
you are a livestock buyer If this01:35:37
so I would really like to sell01:35:39
you have a great flock of sheep just now01:35:41
fitted01:35:42
my wife is very sick with fever01:35:46
must hurry to her, buy my sheep01:35:49
and then I and my slaves will sit on our01:35:51
camels and go back without01:35:53
delays01:35:54
it was so dark that I couldn't see01:35:57
his flock but bleating sheep I realized that01:36:00
it's big01:36:01
having spent 10 days searching for camels and01:36:04
having never found them, I was glad to conclude with01:36:06
him a deal01:36:07
because he was in a hurry he appointed01:36:09
reasonable price01:36:11
I agreed that my slaves can01:36:14
drive the herd through the city in the morning01:36:15
gate and I can sell it after receiving it01:36:18
significant profit01:36:20
when the deal was done I ordered01:36:22
slaves bring torches so we can01:36:24
count the sheep according to the words01:36:26
there were 900 peasants01:36:28
I won't burden you with my friends and01:36:31
describing our futile attempts01:36:32
count so many, torture them01:36:34
the thirst of restless rushing sheep is01:36:37
turned out to be an impossible task so I01:36:40
I told the peasant directly that I would count him01:36:42
them in daylight and only then01:36:45
I'll pay him01:36:47
please honorable sir01:36:49
he begged to pay me today at least01:36:52
two thirds the price so I can go to01:36:55
the way I will leave you my smartest01:36:57
slave so that he can help you do it in the morning01:36:59
you can count on it01:37:02
you can pay him the rest01:37:04
but I was adamant and refused to pay01:37:07
that night01:37:09
the next morning before I woke up01:37:12
the city gates opened and four01:37:14
buyers rushed to find the herd01:37:16
they were ready to pay the highest01:37:18
price because the city was threatened by Siege and01:37:21
there wasn't enough food01:37:23
an elderly peasant received for his herd01:37:25
almost three times more money than him01:37:27
asked me01:37:29
it was a rare stroke of luck that I missed01:37:33
this is a very unusual story said01:37:36
Arcade01:37:37
what wisdom She teaches us01:37:40
wisdom is to01:37:43
invest money as soon as possible01:37:45
there will be an opportunity for a profitable deal01:37:47
suggested by the manufacturer01:37:49
if the deal is profitable then the person needs it01:37:52
protection from one's own weaknesses is not01:37:54
less than from any other person01:37:56
We mortals are fickle, alas must01:38:00
admit that we are more likely to change01:38:02
your opinion when is right than when01:38:04
are wrong when we are wrong we show our01:38:07
stubbornness when right tends to01:38:10
hesitate and miss opportunities01:38:13
the first judgment is the most correct And yet01:38:16
It's never easy to force yourself to do it01:38:18
a step towards opportunity01:38:20
Therefore, in order to protect yourself from your own01:38:23
weaknesses I first of all in our deposit01:38:25
this saves me from further01:38:27
remorse for missed01:38:29
opportunities01:38:31
thank you I would like to speak again01:38:34
The Syrian has risen again01:38:36
these stories are very similar every time01:38:40
opportunity slips away along the same lines01:38:42
reason the lazy man presents himself with a case foreshadowing01:38:45
great benefit But every time he01:38:47
hesitates instead of saying01:38:49
now is the best time I will do it like01:38:52
as quickly as possible. Can such a person01:38:54
succeed01:38:56
your words my wise friend answered01:38:59
the cattle buyer in both of these stories01:39:02
luck was lost due to delay01:39:04
nevertheless there is nothing in it01:39:06
unusual01:39:08
laziness is inherent in all people01:39:11
we desire wealth and yet how often01:39:13
When we are presented with cases of Laziness01:39:15
stops us from making a decision01:39:18
by submitting to her we truly01:39:20
we become our own worst enemies01:39:23
days of my youth I did not think about it01:39:26
what our friend from Syria is talking about First01:39:28
I thought it was us who made the wrong judgment01:39:30
lead to the loss of many profitable01:39:32
transactions then I wrote off everything on my direct line01:39:35
character01:39:37
I finally realized the truth01:39:39
reason01:39:40
habit of putting everything off at that time01:39:42
when to take quick and01:39:44
decisive action01:39:46
how I hated laziness when I opened01:39:49
her true character01:39:50
with the zeal of a wild donkey harnessed to01:39:53
chariot I began to break out of captivity01:39:55
my enemy towards success01:39:58
thank you I would like to contact01:40:01
the Syrian said to the venerable merchant01:40:03
you wear beautiful clothes not like mine01:40:06
Poor people you talk like successful01:40:08
man tell us are you listening01:40:12
because laziness whispers in your ear01:40:16
like our friend the cattle buyer, me01:40:18
I had to admit and overcome laziness01:40:20
answered the merchant. For me it turned out to be01:40:24
an enemy who was constantly watching01:40:26
me and was waiting to interfere with my01:40:28
achievements01:40:30
the story I told is01:40:32
just one example of the story of01:40:34
missed opportunities01:40:36
but laziness is not difficult to overcome when01:40:39
acknowledge her01:40:40
no man of his own free will01:40:43
will allow a thief to steal his grain01:40:46
one person will not voluntarily allow01:40:47
the enemy to drive away his customers and deprive him01:40:50
his profits01:40:51
when One day I realized that such01:40:54
actions are performed by my enemy I have won01:40:56
decisive victory01:40:57
Therefore, every person needs to overcome01:41:00
his laziness and only then will he be able01:41:03
count on sharing01:41:04
Rich Treasures of Babylon01:41:07
what do you say Arkad since you are the most01:41:10
rich man in Babylon many01:41:12
they proclaim you the luckiest01:41:16
I agree that no one can01:41:17
achieve success until completely suppressed01:41:20
feeling lazy01:41:22
everything is as you say recognized arcade on01:41:26
throughout my long life I have observed01:41:28
as one generation after another01:41:30
making his way in the trade01:41:32
science and education and learns the secrets01:41:36
achieving success01:41:38
Before each of them opens01:41:40
possibilities01:41:41
Some of them take their toll and steadily01:41:44
are moving towards realizing their cherished dreams01:41:46
desires but most doubt01:41:49
falters and gets left behind01:41:56
You suggested that we discuss luck. Come on.01:42:00
Let's hear what you think about this now01:42:02
about01:42:04
I saw luck in a different light I thought about01:42:08
like about something that could happen to her01:42:10
a person without any effort01:42:12
On his part, now I understand that the matter01:42:15
it's not about catching our luck01:42:18
conversation I realized that in order to01:42:20
to attract good luck must be used01:42:21
opportunities01:42:23
So in the future I will try01:42:25
make the most of those opportunities01:42:27
who will introduce themselves to me01:42:30
you have well understood the truth stated in01:42:32
our discussion was answered by Arkad01:42:35
luck, as we see, often follows01:42:37
opportunity and rarely happens otherwise01:42:41
our merchant friend would be lucky01:42:43
let's take advantage of the opportunity01:42:45
given to him by the gods01:42:47
to our friend the cattle buyer the same way01:42:50
luck would smile if he completed01:42:52
deal to buy a herd and then sold01:42:55
would be his hefty benefit01:42:58
we started this conversation to find01:43:00
means by which it was possible01:43:02
to bring good luck01:43:04
I think we found it01:43:06
both stories show us that luck01:43:09
follows the opportunity in this and01:43:12
lies the unchanging truth of many01:43:14
similar stories about luck out there01:43:16
depending on whether you lost or found01:43:20
The truth is that luck can be attracted01:43:24
taking advantage of the opportunity01:43:27
aims to take advantage of the opportunity01:43:29
for the sake of their own well-being they attract01:43:31
she likes luck the most01:43:34
man of action01:43:36
Therefore, if the plan meets your01:43:39
in the interest of accepting it01:43:41
if the plan conflicts with your interests01:43:45
give it up just as quickly01:43:47
action will lead you to success01:43:51
do you wish01:43:52
luck loves determined people01:44:00
[music]01:44:02
the story of the five laws of gold01:44:08
[music]01:44:10
bag filled with gold or clay01:44:13
a sign with words carved on it01:44:15
wisdom01:44:17
what would you choose01:44:20
in the flickering light of a fire made of01:44:22
branches of desert bushes tanned01:44:24
the faces of the people sitting around him glowed01:44:26
interest01:44:28
gold gold was repeated in chorus by 27 people01:44:31
old01:44:37
listen he continued raising his hand01:44:41
hear wild dogs barking in the night01:44:45
they howl and whine because they are exhausted01:44:48
hunger01:44:50
But if you feed them what will they become?01:44:52
do01:44:54
fight and walk around idle01:44:58
then fight again and not mess around01:45:00
thinking about tomorrow which01:45:02
will definitely come01:45:05
the same is true with sons01:45:07
human01:45:09
if you put them before a choice between01:45:12
gold and wisdom whichever they prefer01:45:15
dismiss wisdom and spend everything01:45:18
gold is wasted01:45:21
the next day they will complain01:45:22
that they have no more money01:45:25
gold is for those who know it01:45:28
laws and follows them01:45:32
Kolobab covered his thin legs more tightly01:45:35
white robe as it blew cool01:45:37
night wind01:45:39
for your faithful service during our01:45:41
long journey01:45:44
constant care for my camels01:45:47
painstaking work among the scorching Sands01:45:49
desert and brave battle with01:45:51
robbers who tried to steal01:45:53
me01:45:54
I will tell you today about the five laws01:45:57
gold01:45:59
a story you've never heard of before01:46:02
heard01:46:03
listen carefully to my words01:46:07
for if you realize their meaning and01:46:10
listen to them01:46:12
you will have a lot of gold in the future01:46:16
followed by an expressive pause01:46:19
high above the blue canopy in the crystal01:46:21
the clear sky of Babylon sparkled bright01:46:24
stars01:46:25
behind the group they loomed01:46:27
faded tents tightly secured to01:46:29
case of possible desert storms01:46:32
next to the tents were neatly stacked01:46:34
bales of goods covered with skins01:46:37
Nearby, a herd stretches out on the sand01:46:40
camels01:46:41
some chewed resignedly, others made noises01:46:44
hoarse cacophonous01:46:47
you told us a lot of good stories01:46:50
Kolobab spoke to the chief baler we01:46:54
we will follow your sensible advice after01:46:56
before our service ends01:46:59
I just told about my01:47:01
adventures in foreign lands01:47:04
but this night I'm ready to share with you01:47:06
the wisdom of Arcade of one of the smartest01:47:09
rich people01:47:11
we heard a lot about him, the chief noticed01:47:14
baler because he is considered the most01:47:16
richest person to ever live in01:47:18
Babylon01:47:20
he managed to get rich because he01:47:22
was prudent in handling gold01:47:24
like no one else01:47:26
Tonight I will tell you about his great01:47:29
wisdom as his son told me about it01:47:32
massir many years ago in hate when I01:47:36
I was still a boy myself01:47:39
my host and I decided to spend the night in01:47:41
palace on massira01:47:43
I helped my master bring big ones01:47:46
bundles of beautiful carpets each01:47:49
which the massir personally examined and01:47:51
chose among Carpets of many colors01:47:55
he was very pleased and ordered01:47:58
so we could sit next to him and have a drink01:48:00
exquisite wine so fragrant01:48:03
warming and unusual for me01:48:06
then He told us about the great01:48:09
the wisdom of my father and Now I will tell01:48:12
this story for you01:48:14
in Babylon As you know there are customs01:48:17
according to which the sons of rich fathers01:48:19
living with their parents while waiting01:48:21
inheritance of their property01:48:24
Arkad did not recognize this custom01:48:27
so when the young Namassir reached01:48:29
arcade inheritance age01:48:32
sent for him and addressed him01:48:34
my son, I wish you to inherit mine01:48:38
property01:48:40
But first you need to prove that you01:48:42
able to handle it prudently01:48:45
so I want you to go out into the world and01:48:48
learned how to get gold and achieve01:48:51
respect among people01:48:54
to help I will give you two things01:48:56
which I myself did not have when I01:48:59
began his path to prosperity01:49:00
being very young01:49:03
first I give you a bag of gold01:49:07
If you use it wisely it will01:49:10
will be the source of your future success01:49:14
secondly I give you this clay01:49:17
a sign on which five are carved01:49:19
laws of gold01:49:22
If you interpret them properly01:49:24
they will bring you knowledge and reliability01:49:29
after 10 years come home and01:49:32
Share your successes01:49:35
if you prove that I am worthy of it01:49:38
I will make you the heir to my fortune01:49:42
as a last resort I will give it to the priests01:49:44
so that they sacrifice it to the gods and01:49:47
asked for mercy for my soul01:49:50
So namassir together with his slave01:49:53
set off on horseback01:49:55
taking with him a bag of gold and01:49:57
clay tablet carefully wrapped in01:49:59
silk fabric01:50:01
10 years have passed and the massir remains as it was01:50:05
agreed to return to his father's house01:50:07
who organized a grand feast in his honor01:50:10
and invited a large number of Friends and01:50:12
relatives01:50:14
At the end of the feast, father and mother sat down in01:50:16
your high chairs in the back01:50:18
spacious hall and Namassir appeared01:50:20
in front of them to tell their father about their01:50:22
achievements as promised01:50:25
It was evening, the hall was shrouded in haze from the sirloin01:50:28
oil lamps dimly illuminated him01:50:31
slaves in white woven tunics rhythmically01:50:34
waved long palm leaves01:50:36
dispersing humid air01:50:39
There was an atmosphere of majestic dignity01:50:43
wife on massir's two little ones01:50:46
sons friends and other family members01:50:49
sat on the carpets behind him01:50:50
prepared to listen carefully01:50:54
My father respectfully began to namassir me01:50:57
I bow to your wisdom01:51:00
10 years ago when I stood on the threshold01:51:03
adult life you ordered me01:51:05
hit the road and become respected01:51:06
person instead of continuing01:51:09
to be a vassal of your destiny01:51:12
you generously gave me gold and generously01:51:15
gave with his wisdom01:51:18
as for gold, alas, I must01:51:22
admit it really slipped away01:51:24
from my inexperienced hands like a wild one01:51:26
the hare running away at the first01:51:27
opportunities from the young man who caught him01:51:31
father smiled indulgently01:51:34
continue01:51:36
I'm interested to know all the details01:51:40
I decided to go to Nineveh I hope01:51:42
find opportunities there since it was01:51:45
fast growing city I joined01:51:48
caravan and made many acquaintances01:51:49
among travelers01:51:52
there were two eloquent men01:51:54
of which she was and the most beautiful white01:51:56
the horse is as fast as the wind01:51:59
While we were traveling they kept it secret01:52:01
they told me about a rich man01:52:03
who had such a fast horse that01:52:06
no one could overtake her01:52:08
its owner believed that no other01:52:11
a horse cannot run with more01:52:13
speed so he would put any01:52:16
amount no matter how large it may be01:52:19
that his horse can outrun any01:52:21
horse in all of Babylon01:52:23
compared to their horse as they used to say01:52:25
my friends it was just Clumsy01:52:28
a donkey that could easily be defeated01:52:32
they friendly invited me to accept01:52:35
participation in this bet01:52:37
I was very passionate about this idea01:52:40
but our horse lost and I lost01:52:44
most of your gold01:52:47
father laughed01:52:50
Then it dawned on me what was wrong with this01:52:52
was the insidious plan of these people01:52:54
who constantly traveled with01:52:56
Caravans in search of their victims01:52:58
the person in her turned out to be their partner and01:53:02
shared the money he won with them01:53:04
this cunning deception was taught to me first01:53:07
a lesson that made me think about01:53:09
caution01:53:11
I was soon to learn no less01:53:14
There was another bitter lesson in the Caravan01:53:17
a young man I became friends with01:53:19
he was the son of rich parents and what I01:53:23
went in it to find bread01:53:24
place01:53:26
upon arrival in the city He told me that01:53:28
one merchant died and his shop with a large01:53:30
quantity of goods can be purchased by01:53:32
affordable price01:53:33
He promised that we would be equal01:53:35
partners But first he needs to return01:53:37
to Babylon to take his gold01:53:40
convinced me to spend my gold to01:53:42
to buy back the goods and obliged to buy his gold01:53:45
invest in our business later01:53:47
he delayed his trip to Babylon and besides01:53:50
turned out to be an ignorant buyer and01:53:52
stupid spendthrift01:53:54
Finally I kicked him out01:53:57
have deteriorated so much that we are left01:53:58
only items that were not sold out and were not01:54:01
gold for the purchase of other goods01:54:04
I sold the rest to an Israeli for01:54:06
a pitiful amount01:54:08
soon followed, my father, difficult days01:54:11
I was looking for a job but couldn't find it because01:54:14
that I had neither a profession nor01:54:16
education that would allow me01:54:18
earn01:54:20
I sold my horses I sold mine01:54:23
slave I sold spare clothes so that01:54:26
get food for the night but with each01:54:28
during the day I felt the need more and more01:54:31
but in those terrible days I remembered your01:54:34
Believe in me, my father01:54:36
you sent me from home so that I could become01:54:38
a man and I was filled with determination01:54:41
do it01:54:43
mother covered her face with her hands and quietly01:54:46
started crying01:54:48
at that time I remembered the sign that01:54:50
you handed it to me01:54:52
tablets with the five laws of gold01:54:55
I read your words very thoughtfully and01:54:58
I realized that if I had known them first01:55:00
wisdom would not have lost the gold01:55:04
I learned every law by heart, deciding that01:55:06
when luck smiles on me again I will01:55:09
act according to the wisdom of elders01:55:11
they make the mistakes of youth01:55:15
for the sake of you sitting here this evening I01:55:19
I will read the wise laws of my father01:55:21
engraved on a clay tablet01:55:23
which he gave me 10 years ago01:55:28
five laws of gold01:55:31
the first gold goes to him easily01:55:35
who saves at least one tenth01:55:37
part of your income for the future01:55:39
well-being of himself and his family01:55:43
the second gold works diligently for the good01:55:46
its Wise owner if he01:55:49
finds effective use for it01:55:52
3 gold loves a sensible owner01:55:55
who invests it on the advice of people01:55:57
who know a lot about handling it01:56:01
401:56:02
gold leaves the man who01:56:05
puts it in without understanding the issue01:56:07
or without consulting with those who know01:56:09
how to save it01:56:11
5 gold eludes those who try01:56:15
with its help get exorbitant01:56:17
revenue or agrees to a tempting01:56:19
proposal of swindlers and charlatans or01:56:22
trusts his insufficient experience and01:56:25
misconceptions about investments01:56:28
these are the five laws of gold written by me01:56:32
father01:56:33
I consider them more valuable than itself01:56:36
gold and I will find confirmation of this in01:56:39
continuation of my story01:56:41
he turned back to his father, I told him01:56:45
about how you fell into the abyss of poverty01:56:47
and despair due to their inexperience01:56:50
However, there are no such disasters01:56:53
which sooner or later would not come01:56:56
end01:56:57
my troubles ended when I01:56:59
got a job as a driver of working slaves01:57:02
over the new outer city wall01:57:05
putting into practice the First Law of Gold01:57:07
I put aside a copper from my first01:57:09
earnings and added new coins when01:57:12
every opportunity until01:57:14
accumulated one silver coin01:57:17
it took a lot of time because it still needs01:57:20
had something to live on01:57:22
I admit I spent money reluctantly01:57:24
because he was determined through01:57:26
10 years to return exactly that much gold01:57:28
How much did you Father give me?01:57:31
somehow a slave owner with whom I01:57:34
became friends told me you are thrifty01:57:36
young man who doesn't spend01:57:37
what you earn is wasted however01:57:40
the money you don't save01:57:42
brings you profit yes01:57:45
replied I am my greatest wish01:57:48
collect as much gold as you gave me01:57:50
my father until the moment I lost01:57:52
his01:57:54
this is a worthy desire but are you aware01:57:57
what the gold you have accumulated can01:57:59
work for you and bring much more01:58:01
more gold01:58:03
Alas, I had a bitter experience because01:58:06
I lost my father's gold and now01:58:09
I'm afraid I might lose him again01:58:12
if you trust me I will teach you01:58:14
a lesson in how to profitably handle gold01:58:16
he said01:58:18
within a year the outer wall will be01:58:20
completed and for each input01:58:22
you will need a large bronze gate01:58:24
who will defend the city from enemies01:58:27
There is not enough metal in Nineveh to01:58:29
The Tsar didn’t even think about building such a gate01:58:32
about it01:58:33
my plan is the next group01:58:37
my friends you and I will unite our gold01:58:40
and send the Caravan to distant mines01:58:42
copper and tin for him to bring to Nebeya01:58:46
metal for gates01:58:48
when the king gives the order to build01:58:50
only we can sell the great gates01:58:53
metal for him and He will pay a high price01:58:57
if the king does not do this, we will all01:59:00
there will be metal that we can01:59:02
sell at a fair price01:59:05
in his proposal I saw an opportunity to01:59:09
which was discussed in the third law01:59:11
invest your savings following01:59:13
recommendations from wise people01:59:16
and I was not disappointed in my decision01:59:20
our business was successful and my small01:59:23
gold reserves have increased significantly01:59:25
Thanks to this deal01:59:27
it was the slave owner his friends made me01:59:30
member of their group and began to take a share01:59:32
they were the following in matters of treatment01:59:35
with money01:59:37
before starting any business they01:59:39
carefully discussed every step01:59:42
they did not take risks so as not to lose their01:59:44
main capital and were not invested in01:59:47
unprofitable transactions as a result of which01:59:48
they could lose their gold01:59:51
stupid things like races and deals01:59:54
which I had previously concluded in my own way01:59:55
inexperience would hardly be of interest01:59:58
their01:59:59
they would immediately find the weak points02:00:02
thanks to cooperation with these people02:00:05
I learned how to invest gold safely and02:00:07
make a good profit02:00:10
over the years my fortune grew faster and faster02:00:13
I not only returned everything I lost but also02:00:16
bought even more02:00:19
in all my misfortunes, trials and02:00:22
victories I used again and again02:00:24
wisdom of the five laws of gold My father and02:00:27
every time they proved their02:00:29
inviolability02:00:31
to those who do not know these laws gold02:00:34
rarely comes and goes quickly02:00:38
But to those who observe all five laws02:00:40
gold comes constantly and works for02:00:44
him like a faithful slave02:00:46
the massir fell silent and motioned to him02:00:49
slave from the end of the hall02:00:51
the slave took turns carrying forward three heavy02:00:54
leather bag02:00:56
one of them on the array I took it and installed it02:00:58
in front of his father and then turned again to02:01:01
him02:01:03
you gave me a bag of gold02:01:05
babylonian gold02:01:08
So instead of it I'm returning the bag to you02:01:11
hated gold is the same weight02:01:14
no one will deny that this is an equal02:01:17
exchange02:01:18
you handed me a clay tablet on02:01:21
which wisdom is inscribed Here instead02:01:24
to her I return two bags of gold02:01:27
with these words he took the other two02:01:29
bag and placed them on the floor in the same way02:01:32
in front of his father02:01:34
I do this to prove to you my Father02:01:37
how much more valuable is your wisdom than yours?02:01:39
gold02:01:41
How can you measure in bags of gold02:01:43
value of wisdom02:01:45
gold eludes a fool even though02:01:48
he has it02:01:49
but a wise man can get02:01:52
gold even if you don't have it02:01:55
And these three bags of gold serve this purpose02:01:58
proof02:02:00
I feel great satisfaction father02:02:04
the fact that I'm standing in front of you and telling you02:02:06
how thanks to your wisdom I was able02:02:08
get rich and become a respected person02:02:13
father gently put his hand on his head02:02:15
massira02:02:17
you learned your lesson well and I can't say enough02:02:20
lucky to have a son who I can02:02:22
entrust your wealth02:02:26
Kolobab finished his story and looked around02:02:29
the gaze of the listeners02:02:32
What does the story of Namasir mean to you?02:02:35
he asked02:02:36
Which of you can go to your father or02:02:39
his wife's father and tell him about his02:02:41
reasonable handling of earnings02:02:43
money02:02:44
what thoughts would arise in the heads of these02:02:47
respectable people If you had told me02:02:50
traveled a lot learned a lot02:02:52
worked hard and earned a lot, but alas02:02:56
I don't have much gold02:02:58
part I spent wisely on something02:03:01
nonsense and lost sight of a lot02:03:03
recklessness02:03:05
Do you still believe that if not02:03:08
some people had vicissitudes of fate02:03:10
if others had a lot of gold nothing would happen02:03:13
then you are wrong02:03:17
a man has a lot of gold if he knows02:03:19
five laws of gold and observes them02:03:22
I learned these five laws in my youth and02:03:26
always followed them and therefore became rich02:03:29
merchant02:03:30
I did not accumulate my wealth through02:03:33
some kind of magic02:03:35
wealth that comes quickly also02:03:39
quickly and leaves02:03:41
wealth that remains and delivers02:03:43
pleasure and joy to its owner02:03:45
comes gradually because it is a child02:03:48
born of knowledge and persistent purpose02:03:52
It's easy for a smart person to make money02:03:55
wealth02:03:56
difficulties the main task is02:03:59
to save this wealth02:04:02
the five laws of gold offer generous02:04:05
reward for compliance02:04:08
each of these five laws is fulfilled02:04:11
meaning and so that you don't miss it02:04:14
the brevity of my story I am now02:04:16
I'll repeat them02:04:17
I know every legal essence because in02:04:21
youth was able to discern their value and not02:04:24
I would calm down until I remember them02:04:25
word by word02:04:28
First law02:04:29
gold comes easily to those who02:04:32
deposits at least one tenth of02:04:34
your income for future well-being02:04:36
himself his family02:04:39
Anyone who constantly puts one off02:04:42
tenth of your earnings and reasonably02:04:44
invests it will undoubtedly have02:04:47
valuable property that will provide him02:04:49
income in the future and guarantees protection for02:04:52
his family if the gods call02:04:54
him to another world02:04:56
The first law also states that gold02:04:58
easy for such a person02:05:00
I can confirm this with my personal02:05:03
example02:05:05
the more gold I accumulate the02:05:08
it comes to me more readily02:05:09
increased quantity02:05:11
the gold that I save works for me02:05:14
and brings me even more gold02:05:17
so will your gold02:05:20
income from this gold in turn02:05:22
they bring more gold, that's what it's all about02:05:26
the essence of the first law02:05:29
second law02:05:31
gold works diligently for its own good02:05:33
A wise owner if he finds him02:05:36
effective application02:05:39
gold is a hard worker02:05:42
It always strives for growth when02:05:45
this opportunity is given to him02:05:48
who has a stock of gold?02:05:49
possibility to use it with02:05:51
the greatest benefit and as the summer progresses02:05:54
multiplies in a surprising way02:05:57
third law02:05:59
gold loves a sensible owner02:06:01
who invests it on the advice of people02:06:03
who know a lot about handling it02:06:06
gold loves a careful owner02:06:09
goes away from the frivolous02:06:12
a person who seeks advice from people02:06:14
those who know a lot about handling gold will soon02:06:16
learn how not to expose02:06:18
danger to your condition02:06:20
keep it and be content with it02:06:23
consistent growth02:06:26
fourth law gold goes away02:06:30
the person who invests it is not02:06:31
having figured out the issue or not02:06:33
after consulting with those who know how it is02:06:36
save02:06:38
a man who has gold but doesn't02:06:40
ability to handle many areas of it02:06:43
applications will seem profitable02:06:45
but often they can turn around02:06:48
losses and if you ask for advice02:06:51
A wise man will notice how02:06:53
there is little chance of making a profit from this02:06:56
affairs02:06:57
therefore not sophisticated and arrogant02:06:59
owner of gold who invests in02:07:01
something new to him too often fails02:07:04
failure and pays with his own02:07:06
money for your inexperience02:07:08
Truly wise is he who invests his02:07:11
money on the advice of people following in02:07:14
gold issues02:07:16
fifth law gold eludes that02:07:20
who is trying to use it to get02:07:22
exorbitant revenue or agrees to02:07:25
tempting offer from scammers and02:07:26
charlatans or trusts his02:07:29
insufficient experience distorted02:07:31
ideas about investments02:07:34
to the new owner of gold always02:07:36
there are tempting offers that02:07:38
excite the mind no less than stories02:07:40
about adventures he imagines that they02:07:44
will miraculously turn his gold into02:07:46
unprecedented wealth02:07:48
therefore, listen to the wise men for they are exactly02:07:52
know what risks are behind every plan02:07:54
sudden profit02:07:56
remember the rich people from the hate02:07:59
who would not risk their main02:08:00
capital and would not invest money in02:08:03
unprofitable business02:08:05
this ends my story about five02:08:09
laws of gold02:08:11
By sharing them with you I revealed the secrets02:08:14
your own success02:08:17
essentially speaking, it's not02:08:19
secrets are truths that everyone02:08:21
a person must learn to explore them02:08:23
if he wants to stand out from the crowd02:08:25
which is like wild dogs every02:08:27
every day I have to think about my food02:08:30
tomorrow we will enter Babylon look yonder02:08:35
the fire that burns forever above the temple02:08:37
Baal's Golden City is already in our field02:08:40
vision Tomorrow each of you will have02:08:44
gold02:08:45
the gold you earned with your02:08:47
faithful service what can you say about02:08:51
this gold 10 years after this02:08:53
nights02:08:54
if there are people among you who02:08:56
similar to massira they use part02:08:58
your gold to make a fortune02:09:00
will continue to be guided02:09:02
with the wisdom of Arcade I keep it in 10 years02:09:05
Parioni, like the son of Arkad, will be rich and02:09:08
our wise actions are respected02:09:10
accompany us on our path, delighting and02:09:13
guiding us it is also true that our02:09:16
stupid actions haunt us throughout our lives02:09:18
annoying and tormenting02:09:21
alas they cannot forget us mostly02:09:25
haunted by painful memories of02:09:27
what we should have done but didn't02:09:29
made And the possibilities that02:09:31
introduced themselves to us but we missed them like that02:09:34
and without using02:09:36
the countless Treasures of Babylon are so02:09:40
that no one can count them02:09:42
cost in gold coins02:09:44
every year there are more and more of them02:09:47
and their value increases02:09:50
like the treasures of any country they02:09:52
are the reward of a rich reward02:09:55
expecting purposeful people who02:09:58
will be determined to get theirs02:10:01
fair share02:10:03
in your own desires02:10:06
contains magical power02:10:09
channel this force using five02:10:11
laws of gold and you can get02:10:14
wealth of Babylon02:10:21
[music]02:10:24
the story of the Babylonian moneylender02:10:29
[music]02:10:31
50 gold coins02:10:34
never before Rodan-manufacturer of copies02:10:37
old Babylon did not carry so much gold02:10:39
in your leather wallet02:10:41
he walked in high spirits02:10:44
along the road leading from his palace02:10:45
gracious majesty02:10:47
gold is fun with every step he takes02:10:50
rang in the wallet hanging on the belt02:10:52
the sweetest music he02:10:55
ever heard of02:10:57
50 gold coins02:11:01
and everyone belongs to him02:11:03
he had a hard time realizing it02:11:06
What power is there in these ringing discs?02:11:10
you can buy anything you want with them02:11:13
big house land scott camels02:11:16
horses chariots all he could02:11:19
wish02:11:21
what will he do with the gold?02:11:24
this evening turning into the alley to02:11:27
he couldn't think of his sister's house02:11:29
Nothing that I would rather have on02:11:32
only these same sparkling ones came to mind02:11:34
heavy gold coins02:11:36
his own coins02:11:39
a few days later Rodan is puzzled02:11:42
entered the shop of a matron gold moneylender02:11:45
and dealer in jewelry and rare02:11:47
fabrics02:11:48
without looking around and without paying attention02:11:50
attention to the skillfully displayed02:11:52
colorful goods he immediately headed to02:11:55
residential part of the building02:11:57
here he discovered the noble matron02:11:59
who reclined on the carpet and helped himself02:12:01
food served to him by a black slave02:12:05
I came to consult with you02:12:07
because I don't know what to do02:12:09
Rodan stood motionless with his arms wide apart02:12:12
legs02:12:13
through an unbuttoned leather shirt02:12:16
his hairy chest was visible02:12:18
Moton's thin yellowish face is friendly02:12:21
smiled in greeting02:12:24
what happened to you since you had to02:12:27
contact a moneylender02:12:28
bad luck at the gambling table or you02:12:32
some cunning lady entangled02:12:35
I've known you for many years but never02:12:37
you didn't ask me to help you before02:12:41
No no that's not the point I don't need02:12:45
gold I need your wise advice02:12:49
Well, well, that's how it goes Nobody comes to02:12:54
gold moneylender for advice Probably02:12:56
I thought I heard it02:12:58
no you didn't hear it02:13:01
Really02:13:03
Rodan master copy maker02:13:06
shows more cunning than everyone else02:13:08
the rest and visits the maton not for02:13:10
gold And they come to me for advice02:13:13
gold to pay for yours02:13:15
stupid things but no one has come yet02:13:18
come to me for advice02:13:20
However, the gold moneylender is like no other02:13:22
someone else can give good advice, after all02:13:25
this is what people turn to when02:13:27
are in trouble02:13:29
share your meal with me Rodan02:13:31
suggested maton Be my guest02:13:34
tonight02:13:36
ando he ordered the black slave to prepare02:13:40
carpet for my friend Rodan the craftsman02:13:42
making copies which came to me02:13:44
ask for advice he will be my honor02:13:47
guest02:13:48
Bring him more food, big one02:13:51
cup Choose the best wine for him02:13:54
really enjoyed it02:13:55
taste now tell me what you like02:13:59
worries02:14:01
gift from the king02:14:03
gift from the king02:14:05
the king gave you a gift, what caused it?02:14:08
you're in trouble What a gift02:14:11
He was very pleased with how I did02:14:14
a new spearhead for his army02:14:16
and for this he gave me 50 gold coins02:14:20
now I'm puzzled Hour after hour from02:14:23
I'm haunted from sunrise to sunset02:14:25
those who would like to share them with me02:14:28
it's natural there are more people in the world02:14:32
desiring gold than possessing them and they02:14:35
they want someone who can easily get it02:14:36
gold shared with them02:14:39
But why can't you say no?02:14:42
your Will is not as strong as your fist02:14:45
I can refuse but sometimes it's easier to say02:14:49
Yes02:14:51
How can you refuse?02:14:53
whose only beloved sister you are02:14:55
deeply devoted02:14:57
but your own sister would not deprive02:15:00
you have the opportunity to enjoy02:15:01
reward02:15:04
she asks for the sake of her husband and romance02:15:07
She wants him to become successful02:15:10
merchant but she thinks that he will always02:15:12
has no luck so he begs me to give it to him02:15:15
gold when his trading business goes well02:15:18
up the mountain he will repay me the debt from his02:15:20
arrived02:15:22
my friend spoke maton, did you understand the topic02:15:25
worthy of discussion02:15:27
gold places on its owner02:15:30
responsibility and changes his position in02:15:33
relationships with loved ones02:15:35
He is afraid of losing gold or being deprived02:15:38
it appears as a result of deception02:15:40
feeling of strength and ability02:15:42
do good02:15:44
but gold can do the same as yours02:15:46
good intentions will turn into02:15:48
troubles02:15:49
have you ever heard of a peasant02:15:52
out of hatred that understood the language of animals02:15:55
I think not, because this is not the story that02:15:58
people like you tell stories in the forge02:16:00
bronze foundry02:16:01
I will share this story with you For you02:16:04
must know what to borrow and give in02:16:06
debt is more than transfer02:16:08
gold from hand to hand02:16:11
this peasant who understood the language of animals02:16:14
stayed late every evening at the cattle barn02:16:16
yard just to listen to what02:16:18
animals say02:16:19
one evening he heard like a bull02:16:22
complained to the donkey about his difficult fate02:16:25
I pull the plow from dawn to dusk02:16:29
No matter how hot the day is02:16:33
my legs are tired, as if I wasn’t rubbing my neck02:16:36
yoked I still have to work02:16:38
And all you do is relax02:16:41
And only occasionally covered with a beautiful carpet02:16:44
take our owner wherever he needs to go02:16:47
when he doesn't need to go somewhere02:16:50
you rest all day and eat greens02:16:53
grass02:16:55
and sat down despite the fact that his hooves were02:16:57
shot down sympathized with the bull because he was02:17:00
good friend02:17:02
My good friend answered he you02:17:04
you work really hard and I02:17:07
I would like to make your fate easier therefore02:17:10
I'll tell you how you can arrange it02:17:11
rest for yourself02:17:13
in the morning when the slave comes to harness02:17:16
put you in the plow02:17:17
Lay down on the ground and roar loudly so that he02:17:19
I thought that you were sick and incapable02:17:20
work02:17:22
So the bull listened to the advice of the donkey and02:17:26
the next morning the slave returned to02:17:28
peasant and reported that the bull was sick and02:17:30
can't pull the plow02:17:33
then the peasant said, stopping the plow02:17:36
donkey because plowing must02:17:37
continue02:17:39
he was a donkey who just wanted to help his friend02:17:42
forced to work all day instead of a bull02:17:45
when evening came and he was released02:17:48
from the plow his heart was bitter02:17:52
genes and my neck hurt where I rubbed it02:17:55
Yoke02:17:57
the peasant lingered in the barnyard02:17:59
to listen to the animals02:18:02
you are a good friend would start thanks02:18:05
to your wise advice I am all day02:18:08
enjoyed my vacation02:18:10
and I said I turned out to be one of those02:18:13
simple-minded people who provide02:18:15
helping a friend and in the end they do it for02:18:18
him his work02:18:19
tomorrow you will pull your plow again02:18:22
because I heard the owner say02:18:24
send the slave for the butcher if you again02:18:25
you'll get sick02:18:27
I would do the same in his place because02:18:30
that you're lazy02:18:32
After that they didn't talk anymore02:18:34
with each other and their friendship is over02:18:38
What is the moral of the story Rodan02:18:42
this is a good story Rodan replied but02:18:46
I don't find any morality in it02:18:48
I didn't think you'd find her, but she02:18:52
yes It is very simple If you want02:18:55
help your friend do it so that02:18:58
don't take on his burden02:19:01
I didn't think about that, that's a good moral02:19:05
I don't want to take on my husband's burden02:19:08
sisters02:19:10
but tell me you lend money to many02:19:13
doesn't it happen so they don't02:19:16
repay the debt02:19:18
the motor smiled as it does02:19:20
A person with many years of experience02:19:23
Is it possible to give a loan if the borrower is not in02:19:26
able to repay the debt02:19:28
shouldn't there be a moneylender?02:19:30
wise enough to understand whether he can02:19:33
a man makes money from the gold he02:19:35
borrowed money and paid it back or he02:19:37
will waste it because he can't02:19:40
using it correctly will remain without02:19:42
money and with debts that he cannot02:19:44
to repay02:19:45
I'll show you my chest of things02:19:48
left as collateral and they will tell02:19:50
you have a lot of stories02:19:53
Maton brought into the room a chest the length of02:19:56
his hand02:19:57
the chest was covered with red pigskin02:19:59
and decorated with bronze patterns02:20:02
He put it on the floor and sat down in front of02:20:05
him on his haunches with both hands on his02:20:06
cover02:20:08
from every person to whom I lend02:20:11
I take some personal item as collateral02:20:14
and I put it in this chest02:20:17
She stays there until02:20:19
the debt will be repaid02:20:21
if a person returns a debt, I give it to him02:20:25
his thing back02:20:27
But if he can't pay this02:20:29
the thing stays with me forever and02:20:31
reminds me who didn't live up to my trust02:20:35
the most reliable borrowers Judging by02:20:37
the contents of my chest are those who02:20:40
leaves things that exceed the amount02:20:42
the loan itself02:20:43
they have lands of jewels camels02:20:47
or other things that can be sold02:20:49
to pay off debt02:20:51
some leave as collateral02:20:53
jewelry whose value is much02:20:55
higher than the loan amount02:20:57
others leave a note saying what if02:21:00
they will not pay the debt as agreed02:21:01
then they will transfer to me any property in02:21:04
as a calculation02:21:06
By giving such loans I am sure that I will receive02:21:09
back your gold along with payment for02:21:11
using it because it's such a duty02:21:14
property based02:21:16
another type of borrower is those who have02:21:20
opportunity to earn02:21:21
are they working or are they02:21:24
service and receive money from them for it02:21:27
there is income if they are honest people with them02:21:30
nothing will happen, I'm sure they will02:21:32
will be able to return the gold that I gave them02:21:34
lent And also the payment due to me02:21:37
for the use of this gold02:21:40
such loans are based on human labor02:21:44
Another type of borrower is those who do not have02:21:47
no property is guaranteed02:21:48
earnings02:21:49
life is difficult there will always be those who don't02:21:52
managed to adapt to it02:21:55
such people also leave a deposit even02:21:57
if the loan amount is insignificant Well, you are not02:22:01
the best thing in my chest02:22:03
especially since I have to vouch for them02:22:05
a good friend who would confirm them02:22:08
reliability02:22:09
Maton threw back the latch and opened the lid02:22:13
Rodan leaned forward impatiently02:22:17
on top of the scarlet fabric lay a bronze02:22:19
shoulders02:22:21
Moton gently ran his hand over it02:22:24
I will always keep this thing in mine02:22:26
chest since the owner has already left it02:22:30
this world02:22:31
she reminds me of him since we02:22:33
were friendly02:22:35
together we successfully traded02:22:38
until he brought a beautiful one from the east02:22:40
a woman to marry02:22:42
she was simply dazzling02:22:45
He spent his gold generously to02:22:47
satisfy all her desires02:22:50
he came to me in despair when the gold02:22:52
it's over02:22:54
we started talking02:22:57
I told him that I would help him get back on track.02:22:59
legs02:23:01
he swore on the signs of Marduk that he would not02:23:03
will let me down02:23:05
But this was not destined to come true02:23:08
Sorry she stuck a knife in his heart02:23:10
which he boldly presented to her02:23:14
Rodan asked what was left with her02:23:18
here is her thing maton took out the fabric02:23:23
in bitter remorse she threw herself into02:23:26
Euphrates02:23:27
these two debts will never exist again02:23:29
repaid02:23:31
the chest tells you Rodan that people in02:23:33
time of experiencing strong emotions02:23:35
pose a risk to gold02:23:37
moneylender02:23:40
but here the story is different02:23:43
reached for a ring cut from02:23:44
ox bone02:23:46
it belongs to a peasant I'm buying02:23:50
rugs made by the women in his family02:23:53
there was a locust attack and they lost02:23:56
harvest02:23:57
I helped him and when the new harvest ripened02:24:00
he repaid my debt02:24:04
later He appeared again and spoke about02:24:06
unusual goats in a distant land02:24:08
which one wanderer told him about02:24:11
there was long wool so thin and02:24:13
soft enough to be woven into02:24:16
such beautiful carpets as never before02:24:19
saw Babylon02:24:20
He wanted to buy a herd but he couldn't02:24:24
there was money02:24:25
so I lent him gold so that he02:24:28
went on a trip and brought02:24:31
now he has a herd and in the next02:24:34
year I'm going to strike the Lord02:24:36
Babylon with the most luxurious carpets02:24:38
which they were lucky enough to buy02:24:40
soon I will return the ring to him02:24:44
is about to pay off the debt02:24:47
such borrowers exist and I was surprised02:24:50
rodan02:24:52
if they borrow for purposes that02:24:54
will bring them prosperity and they will be able to02:24:57
return it yes02:24:58
But if they need money for a reason02:25:01
their own rash actions I02:25:04
I would advise you to be careful with02:25:06
such people because you take risks02:25:08
never get your gold back02:25:11
Tell me about this thing Rodan asked02:25:14
taking out a heavy gold bracelet02:25:16
decorated with rare precious stones02:25:18
My good friend probably immediately thought about02:25:21
a matron joked to a woman02:25:24
Well, unlike you, I'm still young02:25:26
Radan objected02:25:28
I agree but are you expecting romance?02:25:30
history where there is none02:25:33
The owner of this bracelet is full02:25:35
wrinkled woman who has so much02:25:37
says but so little to the point that it is02:25:39
drives me crazy02:25:41
her family once had a lot of money and02:25:44
they were my good clients but for02:25:46
These are difficult times02:25:49
she has a son, she wants him to become02:25:52
merchant so she came to me and02:25:54
borrowed money so he could become02:25:56
caravan owner's partner02:25:58
This man travels with his02:26:00
camels buy goods in one02:26:02
city and exchanges them in another02:26:05
he turned out to be a fraud because02:26:07
left the poor boy in a strange city02:26:09
without money or help, just leaving early02:26:11
in the morning while the young man was sleeping02:26:13
Probably when this young man grows up02:26:16
will pay back the debt until I receive payment02:26:20
for using money alone02:26:22
conversations02:26:24
but I admit that the precious bracelet02:26:26
is a worthy compensation for a long time02:26:30
This woman asked you02:26:32
Is it wise to take out such a loan?02:26:34
No, she was imagining her son.02:26:37
rich and influential man in02:26:39
Babylon02:26:40
to suggest otherwise is to bring it02:26:43
furious02:26:44
I had already received reproaches from her, I knew that02:26:48
rely on an inexperienced boy very much02:26:50
risky but she offered bail and I02:26:53
couldn't refuse her02:26:55
and Moton continued, waving his pack02:26:58
knot tied with rope02:27:00
belongs to a nebatur camel trader02:27:03
when he wants to buy a herd02:27:06
expensive he doesn’t have enough money then02:27:08
brings me this bundle I lend it to him02:27:10
according to his needs02:27:13
he is a wise trader, I am confident in him02:27:16
sanity and can easily give him02:27:19
duty02:27:20
many merchants of Babylon use mine02:27:22
trust thanks to their virtuous02:27:24
actions02:27:25
their things often end up in my chest02:27:28
which I then return to them02:27:30
a good trader is a great value02:27:33
for our city and it helps me to help02:27:36
them to develop trade to Babylon02:27:38
flourished02:27:40
madon took out a beetle made of turquoise02:27:42
threw it away with contempt02:27:45
a bug from Egypt to the guy he02:27:48
belongs no matter I get it02:27:51
will you ever get your gold back or not?02:27:52
to my questions about duty he answers Like me02:27:56
I can pay if I'm being stalked02:27:58
bad luck you have a lot of money nothing02:28:02
can't help but this thing belongs to his father02:28:05
to a worthy man with little02:28:07
capital who mortgaged his land from02:28:10
herds to support his son's cause02:28:12
At first the young man was successful, but then he became02:28:16
chase abundance02:28:17
he lacked knowledge and as a result02:28:20
his business failed02:28:22
youth are full of ambitions they strive for02:28:26
wealth and things symbolizing02:28:28
wealth to quickly acquire02:28:31
capital They often borrow02:28:32
recklessly02:28:34
having no experience behind them, they do not realize02:28:37
that bad debt is like deep02:28:39
A hole into which you can easily fall and then02:28:41
trying in vain to get out of it02:28:44
this is the Abyss of doom and suffering where02:28:47
the rays of the sun do not fall and where nights reign02:28:49
disturbing sleep02:28:51
however, I am not against borrowers I02:28:55
I encourage them I recommend borrowing02:28:58
for good intentions02:29:00
My first success in trading happened02:29:03
also thanks to the gold that I took in02:29:05
duty02:29:06
but what should a moneylender do in this situation?02:29:09
yu our despair and nothing can02:29:13
he couldn't help but become despondent02:29:16
makes no attempt to return02:29:18
duty02:29:19
my heart resists being deprived02:29:22
his father's land and cattle02:29:25
you told me a lot of interesting things02:29:27
Rodan interrupted him, but I didn’t02:29:30
I heard the answer to my question should I02:29:33
I lend 50 gold to my sister's husband02:29:35
they mean a lot to me02:29:39
your sister is a wonderful woman02:29:42
I treat her with respect02:29:45
if her husband came to me and asked02:29:47
borrow 50 gold coins I would ask02:29:49
For what purpose did he need them?02:29:52
if he answered that he wanted to become02:29:55
a merchant like me and sell02:29:56
jewelry and expensive utensils I would02:29:58
said that you know about trading these02:30:01
things Do you know where I can buy02:30:04
product at the lowest price Where possible02:30:07
sell products at good prices02:30:09
can he answer yes to02:30:12
these questions02:30:14
No, he won’t be able to admit Rodan, he’s a lot02:30:17
helped me in making copies and02:30:19
worked as an assistant in some shops02:30:22
then I would explain to him that his goal02:30:25
unreasonable02:30:26
traders must learn their craft02:30:29
his ambition, although worthy, is not02:30:32
practical and I wouldn't lend him gold02:30:36
but suppose he said yes I do a lot02:30:39
helped traders I know how to get there02:30:42
stand at attention and buy carpets at a low price02:30:44
which local women weave02:30:47
I also know a lot of rich people02:30:49
Babylon to whom I can sell them and02:30:51
get more profit in this case02:30:53
I would agree02:30:55
this is a wise goal, noble ambitions I02:30:59
I'll be happy to lend you 50 gold if02:31:01
you guarantee that you will return02:31:04
But if he said I don't have any02:31:07
guarantees Besides that I am decent02:31:09
man and well I will pay you for the loan02:31:11
then I would answer I really value each one02:31:15
coin if you get robbed on the way to02:31:18
quiet or the carpets will be taken away when you02:31:19
if you go back then you won't be able to02:31:22
pay me my gold will be lost02:31:25
You see Rodan Gold is a commodity02:31:28
moneylender02:31:29
just lend it02:31:32
But if it is unreasonable to do this, then you will get02:31:34
gold back is already problematic02:31:37
the wise moneylender does not want risk but02:31:40
guarantees of safe debt repayment02:31:43
it’s good to help those who continued02:31:47
found himself in trouble and dealt with by fate02:31:50
unfair for those who want to start their own02:31:53
business to succeed and be useful02:31:57
but help must be provided wisely differently02:32:00
with our desire to help we will only burden02:32:02
self Burden belonging to another02:32:05
I again avoided answering yours02:32:07
Rodan's question But my advice is this02:32:11
keep your 50 gold02:32:14
what your work brings you and what02:32:16
you get the reward that belongs to you02:32:18
and no one can force you02:32:21
part with it if only you yourself02:32:22
you don't want this02:32:24
If you want to lend gold to02:32:27
it brought you even more gold02:32:29
do it with caution and don't give it away02:32:32
everything in one hand02:32:34
I don't like gold lying around But02:32:37
I don't like it even more02:32:39
high risk how old are you02:32:42
you make spears02:32:44
three full years02:32:46
How much money have you saved excluding02:32:49
gift from the king02:32:50
three gold coins02:32:53
It turns out you worked while denying yourself02:32:55
expensive things and saved up one gold piece at a time02:32:57
coin per year02:32:59
everything is as you say02:33:02
means in 50 years of work you will accumulate 5002:33:05
gold coins while continuing to deny myself02:33:07
for pleasure02:33:08
it will take your whole life02:33:12
do you think your sister would bet02:33:14
savings accumulated over 50 years are threatened02:33:17
labor at the melting pot just for the sake of02:33:19
for her husband to try to become02:33:21
merchant02:33:23
no if you look at it this way02:33:25
sides02:33:27
then go to her and tell her three years I02:33:30
worked from morning to night without a break02:33:32
except on days of fasting I deprived myself02:33:35
the pleasures that I so craved02:33:37
heart02:33:38
for every year of labor and self-denial I02:33:41
accumulated one gold coin02:33:43
You are my beloved sister and I want you to02:33:46
your husband could be involved in a business in which02:33:48
he will achieve significant success if he02:33:52
will provide a plan that my friend Mathon02:33:54
considers it reasonable and feasible, then I02:33:57
I will gladly lend him my savings for02:33:59
a whole year so that he has the opportunity02:34:00
prove that he can succeed02:34:04
do as I tell you And if you02:34:07
he has the ability he will prove it02:34:10
if he fails, at least not02:34:13
will owe you as much02:34:14
can never return02:34:17
I became a moneylender because I have02:34:19
more gold than I need in mine02:34:21
trade I want surplus gold02:34:24
worked for others and thereby brought02:34:26
even more gold for me02:34:28
I don't want to risk my gold02:34:30
because I spent a lot of effort and02:34:33
I denied myself a lot in order to02:34:34
earn it02:34:36
so I won't lend gold02:34:39
If you are not sure that it is in02:34:40
safety and will come back to me02:34:43
I also won’t lend it to him if02:34:46
I'm not sure it will come back to me right away02:34:47
How will it start generating income for the borrower?02:34:51
I told you Rodan several secrets02:34:53
my chest with things left in02:34:55
as collateral02:34:57
As you can see, people have weaknesses and02:35:00
sometimes they borrow without having02:35:02
possibilities to pay it off02:35:04
often their dreams are about how they will get rich02:35:07
having gold are just false02:35:09
hopes that don't give opportunity02:35:11
make your dreams come true02:35:13
you Rodan now have gold which02:35:16
you have to use it to earn02:35:18
even more gold for yourself02:35:21
You can even become a gold loan shark02:35:23
like me02:35:25
if you can reliably keep yours02:35:27
treasure it will bring you good02:35:29
income will become a source of joy and02:35:31
satisfaction for the rest of your life02:35:34
But if you let it slip away02:35:37
it will become a source of constant02:35:40
sadness and regret until the end of your days02:35:43
What do you need most from gold in02:35:45
in your wallet02:35:47
so that it remains safe02:35:50
wise words agreed maton02:35:53
your first wish02:35:55
keep him safe02:35:57
Do you think your husband is able to02:36:00
sisters give him this security and02:36:03
protect from possible loss02:36:05
I'm afraid not because he doesn't02:36:08
knowledgeable about conservation issues02:36:09
wealth02:36:11
then don't give in to the deceptive feeling02:36:13
duty and do not trust your treasure to anyone02:36:16
if you want to help your family or02:36:19
to your friends Find other ways and don't02:36:22
risk your money02:36:24
don't forget that gold is unexpected02:36:26
eludes those who are not capable of it02:36:28
save02:36:29
letting others lose your money is02:36:33
the same thing as wasting it02:36:34
in vain02:36:36
what else do you expect besides safety?02:36:38
from your gold02:36:40
that it will bring even more gold02:36:43
you're right again gold is meant for02:36:47
to earn even more and02:36:49
multiply02:36:50
gold borrowed wisely can double02:36:53
increase your income before you02:36:55
get old if you risk losing02:36:58
then you risk losing it and everything02:37:00
it could work02:37:02
so don't believe the crazy plan02:37:05
impractical people who believe that02:37:07
know how to get your money02:37:08
bring huge income Such plans02:37:11
are born in the minds of dreamers02:37:13
unfamiliar with safety laws02:37:16
Be careful in your expectations too02:37:19
you can keep your wealth and02:37:22
enjoy it02:37:23
give it to someone, believing the promises02:37:25
justified profit means subjecting02:37:29
his risk of loss02:37:31
strive to build relationships with people02:37:33
famous for their success and your gold02:37:36
will bear generous fruits under their skillful02:37:38
leadership and reliable security02:37:39
provided by their wisdom and experience02:37:43
this way you will avoid misfortune02:37:45
falls to the lot of most people02:37:47
to whom the gods decided to entrust gold02:37:51
Rodan wanted to thank Maton for02:37:53
wise advice, but he didn’t listen02:37:55
saying the king's gift will teach you greatness02:37:58
wisdom If you want to keep your 5002:38:02
gold You must be very02:38:04
prudent02:38:06
there will be many temptations around02:38:09
they will advise you what to do02:38:12
offer numerous possibilities02:38:14
to make big profits before02:38:17
let some gold coin02:38:19
leave your wallet Remember the stories from02:38:22
my chest and make sure you can02:38:25
bring her back02:38:27
if you still need my advice02:38:29
come again I will be happy to help you02:38:34
before you go read what02:38:36
written under the lid of my chest this02:38:40
the inscription can equally be attributed02:38:41
both to the debtor and to the vendor02:38:45
a little caution is better than a lot02:38:48
regret02:38:53
[music]02:38:56
history at the walls of Babylon02:39:01
[music]02:39:03
old stern warrior bonzar stood on02:39:06
guards at the passage leading to the top02:39:08
ancient walls of Babylon02:39:10
valiant defenders fought above02:39:12
the defending walls depended on them02:39:15
future existence of this Great One02:39:17
city and hundreds of thousands of its inhabitants02:39:20
Tsarev carried the attackers over the city02:39:23
warriors shouted people horses with stomping02:39:26
rushed through the streets resounded02:39:28
deafening gate02:39:32
on the streets02:39:38
it was only a small part of the army02:39:42
the main forces of Babylon under02:39:44
under the leadership of the king they fought far away02:39:45
in the east during the Great March against02:39:47
Elamites02:39:49
no one expected an attack on the city during02:39:51
time of their absence therefore Babylon02:39:54
was left practically without protection02:39:57
and suddenly from the north they02:39:59
The mighty army of the Assyrians collapsed02:40:02
the walls had to stand02:40:04
otherwise Babylon will fall02:40:07
crowds of citizens formed in front of the banzar02:40:10
pale on the faces and frightened searchers though02:40:12
some news about the progress of the battle02:40:15
in indescribable horror they looked at02:40:17
wounded and killed every now and then02:40:19
carried out or taken out of the passage02:40:22
this was the turning point of the battle02:40:26
the enemy kept a ring around the city for three days02:40:28
and suddenly threw all his strength precisely02:40:31
to this section of the wall and to this gate02:40:34
from above the defenders were forced to fight back02:40:37
attack from siege towers and escala02:40:39
shooting with hot oil and finally02:40:42
spears if the enemies were getting close to the top02:40:45
thousands of enemy Archers brought down02:40:47
deadly wall defenders02:40:51
old banzar was the first to receive all the news02:40:54
because he was closest to the battlefield and02:40:57
could immediately hear how the defenders02:40:58
fight off another furious attack02:41:01
an elderly merchant came close to him02:41:04
his flabby hands were shaking02:41:07
Tell me tell me he begged They didn't02:41:12
must pass my sons left with our02:41:15
the king has no one to protect my old wife02:41:18
my goods will be stolen I will be left without food we02:41:23
old people we can't defend ourselves we can't02:41:26
become slaves we will starve we will die02:41:29
tell me they won't pass02:41:34
Calm down, the merchant answered the guard02:41:36
the walls of Babylon are strong02:41:39
Go to the markets Tell your wife that02:41:42
walls protect you and all your property02:41:44
as reliably as they protect the rich02:41:47
The King's Treasures02:41:49
Stay close to the walls so that they fly by02:41:52
The arrows didn't hurt you02:41:55
the old man left and in his place appeared02:41:57
woman holding a child02:42:00
Tell me what news is there from above02:42:02
tell me the truth so I can02:42:05
reassure your poor husband he lies02:42:07
in a fever he has terrible wounds but he02:42:09
rushes to his armor and spear to02:42:11
protect me and the child According to him02:42:14
our treacherous enemies will expose us02:42:16
monstrous reprisal if they break into02:42:18
city02:42:19
keeping calm more than once you02:42:22
you will become a mother, the walls of Babylon will protect02:42:26
you and your children they are tall and strong02:42:30
do you hear the cries of our valiant02:42:32
defenders, they are the ones pouring out the cauldrons with02:42:35
boiling oil on boarding ladder02:42:38
yes I hear it, but I also hear the roar of rams02:42:42
And our gates02:42:44
Go to your husband and tell him that the gate02:42:47
durable and will withstand ram attacks02:42:51
also say that wall climbers02:42:53
enemies immediately receive blows from the spear Be02:42:56
be careful and hurry to hide behind those02:42:58
Houses02:43:00
banzar stepped aside to02:43:02
clear the passage for the armed02:43:03
reinforcements02:43:05
when wars clang with bronze shields02:43:08
passed by with a heavy tread02:43:10
the girl pulled him by the belt02:43:13
Tell me please warrior We are in02:43:15
security I hear scary sounds people02:43:19
bleeding I'm very afraid02:43:23
What will happen to my family my mother02:43:25
little brother baby02:43:28
The stern old warrior measured the child02:43:30
glance and spoke to the exposed02:43:32
chin forward02:43:34
Don't be afraid baby, he reassured her02:43:37
the walls of Babylon will protect you and your mother and02:43:40
younger brother and baby just for the sake of02:43:43
safety of people like you, kind queen02:43:46
Seramida ordered to build more of them02:43:47
hundred years ago02:43:49
no one has ever managed to break02:43:52
These walls02:43:54
Come home and tell your family02:43:56
that the walls of Babylon will protect them and they02:43:59
there's nothing to be afraid of02:44:01
Day after day the old banzar stood in02:44:04
watch and watched as the warriors02:44:05
reinforcements are coming up the passage02:44:07
to fight at the top until02:44:09
they will not be let down wounded or dead02:44:12
they constantly crowded around him02:44:15
frightened townspeople eagerly striving02:44:16
find out if the walls will hold up02:44:19
Banzar answered all their questions02:44:22
the dignity of an old warrior02:44:24
the walls of Babylon will protect you02:44:27
three weeks and five days have passed02:44:30
the bloodshed didn't stop02:44:33
Severe clenched his jaws more and more02:44:35
banzar and the passage behind him is wet from02:44:38
the blood of the wounded turned into mud from02:44:41
incessant streams of warriors who02:44:43
walked up or staggered down02:44:45
down02:44:46
every day piles accumulated against the wall02:44:49
enemy bodies were carried away every night and02:44:52
their comrades buried them02:44:55
on the fifth night of 4 weeks the fight is still02:44:58
didn't subside02:44:59
the first rays of daylight illuminated02:45:02
the plains are raised in clouds of dust02:45:03
retreating enemies02:45:06
there was a loud noise from the defenders02:45:09
The cry in its meaning could not be02:45:12
doubts02:45:13
it was repeated by the troops waiting behind02:45:16
citizens echoed him with city walls02:45:19
on the streets02:45:20
he swept over the city like a furious02:45:23
storm02:45:24
people ran out of their houses and the streets filled up02:45:28
throbbing crowd02:45:30
fear pent up for weeks has turned02:45:33
in A common cry of joy02:45:35
from the highest tower of the temple rampart02:45:37
the flame of Victory burst out02:45:40
A plume of blue smoke rose into the sky02:45:42
spreading the news throughout the area02:45:46
the walls of Babylon once again gave02:45:49
repulse a strong and cruel enemy who02:45:51
intended to plunder his rich02:45:52
hidden treasures02:45:54
suppress and enslave its inhabitants02:45:57
Babylon stood indestructible for a century02:46:00
century because he had a reliable02:46:03
protection02:46:05
he just couldn't afford to stay02:46:07
without her02:46:09
walls of Babylon02:46:11
an outstanding example of need and desire02:46:14
person in protection02:46:16
this desire is inherent in the human race02:46:20
these days it is as strong as ever02:46:22
but we came up with many new ways02:46:25
fulfillment of this desire02:46:28
these days from an unexpected misfortune that02:46:31
can enter any house and settle down02:46:33
in front of the fireplace we are protected by the impregnable02:46:36
wall insurance systems02:46:38
savings accounts and reliable02:46:40
investment02:46:42
we cannot do without proper02:46:45
protection02:46:50
[music]02:46:53
the story of the Babylonian merchant02:46:55
camels02:47:00
The stronger a person feels02:47:03
hunger, the clearer his Mind and the sharper02:47:07
smells of food02:47:10
Azur's son hasn't eaten Tarkad for two days now02:47:13
nothing but two figs02:47:15
which he managed to steal before02:47:18
the indignant housewife chased him down02:47:20
street02:47:22
the woman's screams still rang in his02:47:24
ears holding back from snatching02:47:26
from some merchant's basket02:47:28
delicious fruit02:47:30
He walked back and forth in front of the tavern02:47:32
on the flight to meet someone from02:47:34
acquaintances of someone who could02:47:36
I'd like to borrow a couple of copper coins02:47:40
only they could cause a friendly02:47:42
smile on the face of the fat tavern owner02:47:44
and provide good food02:47:48
he knew that without money he would not be there02:47:50
glad02:47:53
Arkad was so lost in his thoughts that02:47:56
almost came face to face with02:47:58
tall, skinny merchants02:48:01
camels02:48:04
and here is Tarka from whom I was looking for He02:48:08
owes me two Medics that I lent02:48:10
him a month ago and one silver coin02:48:13
which I lent him earlier02:48:16
it's good that we just met02:48:20
today I needed this money02:48:22
what do you say02:48:26
Arkad fell into a stupor, his face turned red02:48:31
he had no particular desire to argue with02:48:33
straightforward debasir02:48:36
I'm sorry, I'm very sorry, but today I have02:48:40
there are no copper or silver coins to02:48:43
pay you back02:48:44
But then stand somewhere, won't you02:48:48
you can get some copper and02:48:50
one silver coin to repay the debt02:48:52
to your father's old friend who came02:48:55
to help you in difficult times02:48:58
I'm haunted by evil fate, so I don't02:49:02
I can pay you back02:49:04
evil fate you blame the gods for your02:49:08
own weakness02:49:09
evil fate pursues only the one who is greater02:49:12
thinks about how to borrow money and not about02:49:15
which ones to return02:49:17
come with me to the tavern I02:49:19
I'm hungry and I want to tell you something02:49:22
history02:49:24
Tharkad shuddered Josska02:49:26
straightforwardness to the level of the bassir, but at least he02:49:28
invited him to cross the threshold of the cherished02:49:30
taverns02:49:32
Yes, the bassir pushed him into the far corner02:49:35
where they sat on small rugs02:49:38
when the smiling owner approached them02:49:41
Kauzkor establishments before Basir addressed to02:49:44
him with his characteristic directness Hey02:49:47
fat desert lizard bring it to me02:49:50
well-fried juicy goat02:49:52
a leg of bread and more vegetables because02:49:54
I'm very hungry and don't forget about mine02:49:57
friend Bring him a jug of water02:50:01
cold water because today was a great day02:50:04
hot02:50:06
Tharkad's heart sank02:50:09
Will he really sit and drink water and02:50:11
watch this man eat a whole02:50:13
goat leg02:50:15
but he didn't say anything02:50:17
he couldn't think of anything to say02:50:21
Yes, Basir didn’t know such a thing as02:50:23
silence02:50:24
smiling and waving good-naturedly to others02:50:27
to visitors who all knew him02:50:29
continued02:50:30
I just heard from a traveler02:50:33
returned from Urfa about a rich man02:50:35
a person who has carved out02:50:37
the stone plate is so thin that02:50:40
You can look through it02:50:42
he put it in the window of his house to02:50:45
protect yourself from the rain02:50:47
she is yellow according to this02:50:49
he was allowed to see the traveler02:50:52
through it the whole Outer world looked02:50:55
unusual not like in reality02:50:59
what do you say to this02:51:01
Is it possible for a person to see this?02:51:04
the world in a different color02:51:06
I would venture to guess that the young man said yesDescription:
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