While the acquisition of dignity and reliance is centered on accumulating great wealth, it is self-deception, a form of self-dishonesty that no one can rightly deny. The palaces of the ruler of Egypt and treasure of the “Qaroon” (an emperor) tell us that wealth has never been faithful to anyone. History repeats itself. Who is unaware of the circumstances of the great emperors? It so happened that even with the dignity and royal pomp, the emperor was so unfortunate that he could not find a place in his own country for his grave. Is this not a lesson for us all that all the accumulation of gold, silver, and jewels has shown any loyalty to rich people?