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A little story to ponder...

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Hello,

How is your wheat doing?

Managing this emotion that is fear reminds me of the story of a farmer living in a remote place who used to sit on the front steps of his house during the sowing season. One day, a stranger stopped at the farmer’s house to ask for a glass of water. “How is the wheat doing?” the stranger asked.

  • I haven't sown any, the farmer replied.

  • Really? said the stranger. I thought it was a region favorable for wheat harvesting.

  • I was afraid it wouldn't rain, the farmer said.

  • Oh, well, how is the corn crop doing? the stranger asked.

  • I don't have any, the farmer replied.

  • Haven't you planted any corn, my dear? the stranger asked, somewhat bewildered.

  • "No," said the farmer. I was afraid the corn would rot.

  • Good heavens! cried the stranger, what on earth have you planted?

  • Nothing! the farmer replied. I simply didn’t take any risks.

If we truly reap what we sow, then I ask you what this farmer sowed by taking no risks? You are right – absolutely nothing!

Have a good day

Marylena

Marylena, what is the lesson of your story?

that if you do nothing… you get nothing…

To eat a pigeon, you first have to catch it.
To find a job, you have to submit applications.
To make money, you have to work or have mega luck in the lottery.
To harvest vegetables, you first have to plant seedlings or seeds…

You can't get something for nothing.

Thank you, Your Highness

…

And to receive messages, you need an empty inbox…

Otherwise, it's impossible.

If you would like to receive private messages, DMs, you need to clear messages from your private inbox.

If you don't do it, you will no longer receive private messages.

It's up to you to decide.

Okay... forgive me.

May her high presence forgive my natural weaknesses

You got it, that's the main point.

Thank you

Hello,

Thank you, claudiac, for your reply. I’m having a technical issue: some idiots set fire to the HLMs, so we’re without an internet telephone line. I’m posting this from work. Fortunately, it’s not serious, as we could have evacuated.
So I will be temporarily unavailable from home on the site during the repairs, and I’m thinking of you all.
I'll add a little quote just in case

affectionately

Since we cannot change the direction of the wind, we must learn to adjust our sails.

[James Dean]

Marylena

Marylena, I don't understand your quote… can you be more explicit…

Hello Marylena,
I appreciate your quote.
Indeed, it is no use going against the wind… one must adapt, according to him.
Best regards,
ClaudiaC

wind titanic love…

Hi Claudiac!

I agree with you, life is earned and it depends on what we make of it.

Warm regards
The magician.

Hello lemagicien,

exactly... :wink:

Warm regards
ClaudiaC

Thank you very much

Hello Maryléna

I really like your story; it is steeped in symbolism and offers a different perspective on fear and the criticism it can provoke.

Thank you for this lesson in tolerance hidden within this story

Best regards
Lolly

Okay… Lolly, very good continuity, and may the divine spark within you shine even brighter and illuminate your path… search

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