Top 10 enlightening stories for Life (3)

Third place: Pain and salt

In India, a master complained that the apprentice was very bored. So one morning, he sent the apprentice back to fetch some salt.

When the apprentice reluctantly took the salt back, the master asked the apprentice to pour the salt into the water cup and then asked him how it tasted.

The apprentice threw out and said, "It's bitter ."

The master smiled and asked the apprentice to bring some salt to the lake with him.

They did not speak along the way.

After arriving at the lake, the master asked the apprentice to scatter the salt into the lake, and then said to the apprentice, "Now you have a drink of lake water ."

The apprentice drank the lake. The master asked: "What is the taste ?"

The apprentice replied, "It's cool ."

The master asked, "Have you tasted salty ?"

The apprentice said, "No ."

Then, the master sat beside the disciple who always complained and held his hand and said, "There is a certain amount of salt in life, neither more nor less. The size of the painful volume determines the extent of the pain. So when you feel the pain, you need to scale up your capacity, not a cup of water, but a lake ."

Inspiration:

There is a certain amount of salt, and there is no more or less pain in life. The size of the painful volume determines the extent of the pain. So when you feel pain, you need to scale up your capacity, not a cup of water, but a lake.