A poor peon- A begger- Deceased rich man

A poor peon- A begger- Deceased rich man

A poor peon is the greedy fellow in the previous birth, who earned wealth for generations through businesses and corruption without any sacrifice. 

A beggar searching for money is a person, who wasted the money in lavish manner by giving to undeserving people.

 A life long deceased rich fellow is a rich person in the previous birth, who spent all the earnings for his selfishness only.

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