Significance of sharing

A Jewish elder loves to play golf. On the seventh day, he felt itchy and wanted to swing, but the Jews stipulated that believers had to rest on the seventh day and could not do anything. But the elders finally failed.
Stay, decide to secretly go to the golf course, just think about nine holes.

No one on the court would ever go out on the day of the day, and no one on the court would have known him to violate the rules. However, when the Elders beat the second hole, they were discovered by the angels. The angels angrily complained to God, saying that some elders did not observe the teachings and actually went out to play golf on the seventh day. After hearing this, God told the angel that he would punish the Elders well.

At the beginning of the third hole, elders scored extremely perfect results, and almost all of them entered the hole. The elders were excited. When the seventh hole was made, the Angel ran to God again: God, didn't you punish the elders? Why are there still no punishments? God said: I am already punishing him.

Until the ninth hole is completed, the Elders all walk into the hole. The elders decided to create nine more holes because they were so amazing. The angel went to God again: Where is the punishment?

God just smiled and did not answer. After completing the 18-hole course, I scored better than any other world-class golfer and beat the elders. The angel angrily asked God: Is this your punishment for elders?

God said: You think, he has such amazing achievements and excitement, but he cannot tell anyone that this is not the best punishment?

Life requires a partner to share happiness and pain. A life shared by no one is a punishment whether it is happy or painful.