Once upon a time, there lived a
great teacher. Day after day his disciples would sit at the feet of
this teacher listening to his instructions. Many people would come to
visit and inevitably the teacher would engage them by telling a story.
One day a disciple asked, "Oh Master, why do
you engage people by telling them these stories? Why don't you just give
them your teaching straight out?"
The teacher answered, "Bring me some water."
Now the disciple knew his teacher to be a very
disciplined man who had never asked for water at this time of the day.
Nevertheless, he went immediately to fetch it. Taking a clean brass
water pot from the kitchen, the disciple went to the well, filled the
pot with water and returned. He offered it to his teacher.
"Why have you brought me a pot when I asked only for water?"
~ Author Unknown
Who are we if not the stories we pass down?
~ Carrie Ryan
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