The parable of the mirror
The sage gave a mirror to his student and said:
— Look into it every day.
— To admire myself? — the student asked in surprise.
— No. To remember: if the world seems cruel to you — start with the reflection. 🪞🌍
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The sage gave a mirror to his student and said:
— Look into it every day.
— To admire myself? — the student asked in surprise.
— No. To remember: if the world seems cruel to you — start with the reflection. 🪞🌍
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The parable of the cup
A student came to the mentor and complained about being overwhelmed.
The mentor poured tea into a cup to the brim and kept pouring.
— What are you doing?! — the student exclaimed.
— Your life is like this cup. Make space, or you won't be able to receive anything new. 🍵✨
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A student came to the mentor and complained about being overwhelmed.
The mentor poured tea into a cup to the brim and kept pouring.
— What are you doing?! — the student exclaimed.
— Your life is like this cup. Make space, or you won't be able to receive anything new. 🍵
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The parable of the wind and the tree
A strong wind boasted to a tree:
— I can break anything!
But the tree only bent.
When the storm ended, the tree straightened and whispered:
— Flexibility is not weakness, but strength. 🌬🌳
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A strong wind boasted to a tree:
— I can break anything!
But the tree only bent.
When the storm ended, the tree straightened and whispered:
— Flexibility is not weakness, but strength. 🌬
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"Love should not be measured as the young measure it, by the intensity of passion, but by its faithfulness and stability."
— Marcus Tullius Cicero 💖
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— Marcus Tullius Cicero 💖
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"What is necessary is always easy to obtain. It is only for excess that we must toil and sweat."
— Lucius Annaeus Seneca
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— Lucius Annaeus Seneca
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When the boat is late, the wind is against you, and when the roof leaks, the rain comes pouring down. 🌧⛵️
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🦅 The Bird 🌳
A bird sitting on a tree never fears the branch breaking, because her trust is not in the branch but in her own wings. Always believe in yourself.💪
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A bird sitting on a tree never fears the branch breaking, because her trust is not in the branch but in her own wings. Always believe in yourself.
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Pigeons and Africa 🕊🌍
A woman loved feeding pigeons in the park. Every morning, she brought a loaf of warm bread and scattered crumbs around her until the whole loaf was gone. This went on for quite a while.
One day, a particularly conscientious citizen noticed her and said:
— You feed these disgusting birds with your crumbs, yet people are starving in Africa!
The woman looked up at him gently and replied:
— Well, I can’t quite throw my loaf all the way to Africa! 🍞✨
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A woman loved feeding pigeons in the park. Every morning, she brought a loaf of warm bread and scattered crumbs around her until the whole loaf was gone. This went on for quite a while.
One day, a particularly conscientious citizen noticed her and said:
— You feed these disgusting birds with your crumbs, yet people are starving in Africa!
The woman looked up at him gently and replied:
— Well, I can’t quite throw my loaf all the way to Africa! 🍞✨
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💭 Don’t Let Anyone Steal Your Dream 🌟
When Monty was 16, he was assigned to write an essay about what he wanted to be when he grew up. He spent countless hours writing about his dream. He wanted to own a 200-acre ranch one day. He wrote seven pages, describing every detail and even drew plans for the buildings, stables, and roads. He sketched a detailed layout of the 4,000-square-foot house he wanted to build. The next day, he handed in his essay to the teacher.
Two days later, his teacher returned the essay with a failing grade, along with a note: “Stay after class.” 😔
After class, Monty, holding onto his dream, asked his teacher why he had received a poor grade. The teacher replied, “Because a dream like that is unrealistic for a boy like you. You need a lot of money to buy a ranch, and you don’t have any. You come from a poor family with no resources. There’s no way you can achieve that dream. Here’s what you should do: go home and write another essay with a more realistic dream, and I’ll give you a better grade.”
Monty went home and asked his father for advice. His father replied, “Son, this decision is up to you. It’s a crucial choice you have to make.” 🧑🤝🧑 Monty thought about his father’s words for a week. Finally, he handed the same essay back to the teacher and said, “You can keep the failing grade; I’m keeping my dream.”
Years went by, and Monty grew up. He shared this story with a group of people, saying, “I’m telling you this because you’re all sitting in my 4,000-square-foot house in the middle of my 200-acre ranch. And that essay is framed above the fireplace.”
Monty continued, “The most incredible part is that two years ago, that same teacher brought 30 students to camp out on my ranch. Before leaving, the teacher said, ‘Listen, Monty, I now realize I was a dream stealer. I’m sorry for taking so many children’s dreams away back then. But I’m glad you had the courage to defend yours.’”
💖 Don’t let anyone steal your dream. No matter what they say, follow your heart! 🌟
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When Monty was 16, he was assigned to write an essay about what he wanted to be when he grew up. He spent countless hours writing about his dream. He wanted to own a 200-acre ranch one day. He wrote seven pages, describing every detail and even drew plans for the buildings, stables, and roads. He sketched a detailed layout of the 4,000-square-foot house he wanted to build. The next day, he handed in his essay to the teacher.
Two days later, his teacher returned the essay with a failing grade, along with a note: “Stay after class.” 😔
After class, Monty, holding onto his dream, asked his teacher why he had received a poor grade. The teacher replied, “Because a dream like that is unrealistic for a boy like you. You need a lot of money to buy a ranch, and you don’t have any. You come from a poor family with no resources. There’s no way you can achieve that dream. Here’s what you should do: go home and write another essay with a more realistic dream, and I’ll give you a better grade.”
Monty went home and asked his father for advice. His father replied, “Son, this decision is up to you. It’s a crucial choice you have to make.” 🧑🤝🧑 Monty thought about his father’s words for a week. Finally, he handed the same essay back to the teacher and said, “You can keep the failing grade; I’m keeping my dream.”
Years went by, and Monty grew up. He shared this story with a group of people, saying, “I’m telling you this because you’re all sitting in my 4,000-square-foot house in the middle of my 200-acre ranch. And that essay is framed above the fireplace.”
Monty continued, “The most incredible part is that two years ago, that same teacher brought 30 students to camp out on my ranch. Before leaving, the teacher said, ‘Listen, Monty, I now realize I was a dream stealer. I’m sorry for taking so many children’s dreams away back then. But I’m glad you had the courage to defend yours.’”
💖 Don’t let anyone steal your dream. No matter what they say, follow your heart! 🌟
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