Once upon a time in an orchard… a rather strange conversation…
"You're full of spunk, I can see you're troubled," she said.
from walnut shell to chestnut shell
No, indeed! The chestnut replied wisely, you judge by
on the outside, but on the inside, I’m very zen and serene!
Rubbish! The walnut replied. "I know better than you! He
Just look at you. See how smooth I am next to you.
And she described to him how much better she was than all the others
garden fruits…
With that, and the sun in their favor, the two young ladies were soon
forced to bare themselves
The spiky husk of the chestnut gave way to a smooth fruit.
while the walnut husk opens to reveal a well-formed nut
Hard.
"It was you who spoke of torments?" the chestnut said to him.
Why do you have a shell? You must be quite troubled!
The walnut was so offended and choked so hard that it
cracked her shell and gave way to her equally winding heart
tortured than the meanderings of a mind!
"Let us leave our differences," said the wise chestnut,
because we believe we have reached our best selves and we
We judge others easily based on what we know about
limited in manner by our experience, but grandiose in purpose
is not to be a walnut or a chestnut, but to let us die
life, to transform us into our true destiny: to become
Magnificent, generous trees.
And when we are trees, our destiny may still change.
and to serve life in other forms.
Nothing is fixed, and everything is evolution and transformation.
Permanent. It is the great mystery of eternal life.
Let us rejoice and make the most of every moment, for it is unique.
and wonderful. At every moment, let us give our best
It's possible, and let's imagine a grand evolution.
Such is the fulfillment of the eternal plan.
Joéliah’s Awakening Parable©/Lejardindejoeliah.com
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