34. The Father and his Son

12/17/2010

A father was teaching his son how to fish. After a long day, his son caught no fish. “This is the worst day ever!”-his frustrated son bellowed. His father replied, “If you think it’s the worst I can understand that. If you think it’s the best I can understand that.”

Disciplining vexations can turn them into illuminations.

This mini-saga fable & proverb were written by Chris von Spitzer

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