These were:
1] To transport the coffin on the shoulders of the best doctors of the era.
2]The treasures which he had acquired [silver, gold, gems] to scatter all the way to the grave.
3] his hands to stay to swaying in the wind, out of the coffin, view all.
One of the generals, surprised by the unusual desires, asked Alexander what were the reasons.
Alexander explained:
1] I Want the most eminent doctors to raise my coffin, for they can show in this way that they have not, in the face of death, the power to heal!
2] I Want the ground to be covered by my treasures for all to see that the goods that we acquire here, here remain!
3] I Want my hands swinging in the air, for people to be able to see that we come with our hands empty and leave when it’s over for us the most precious treasure which is time!
You goose bumps! These were the three last wishes of Alexander the Great
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