
A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The next morning,while eating their breakfast, the young woman sees her neighbor hanging washed clothes outside.
The laundry is not clean, she said.Perhaps she doesn't know how
to wash correctly. Her husband looked on but remained silent.
The laundry is not clean, she said.Perhaps she doesn't know how
to wash correctly. Her husband looked on but remained silent.
Every time her neighbor would hang her wash to dry, she would make the same comments.
About one month later,she was surprised to see a nice clean wash on the line and said to her husband....Look she has learned how to wash correctly....I wonder who taught her this?
Her husband said...I got up early this morning and cleaned our windows.
And so it is with life... What we see when watching others depends on the purity of the window through which we look.
(source:intenet)
Love this story It is quite interesting how people can look at the same thing with different eyes (or through different windows) Hope you have a wonderful day Aroha Marja
ReplyDeleteYes, you are right Marja.It all depends on one's outlook towards the world.
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God bless.
interesting but so true!! thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks Water Learner, for your kind words.
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Hi surjit,
ReplyDeleteSo nice to check my blog site today, Jesus Knows You Best...and see that you just visited...
Funny because... I was just thinking yesterday...how I have not visited you lately nor heard from you...and today you were their!
So sweet life and how our minds and souls connect...
I love reading your blog and all your great lessons and wisdom you share with us all.
In such few words, you share such grand ideas and thoughts...
Stay well and may God Always Bless You in everything,
KF
Beautiful my brother and friend. Our " eyes is the lamp of your body . When your eyes are good, your whole body also is full of light. But when they are bad, your body is full of darkness". God be with you always my friend and may the light of the lamp shines upon you everyday of your life.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks K. Frangeskos for your kind words and good wishes.I always enjoy the inspiring posts on your blog.
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My friend Norie, I fully agree with your noble views:
ReplyDelete...'When your eyes are good, your whole body also is full of light...'
Thanks for your good wishes sharing your insights.
God bless.
If I had to sum up my thoughts after reading this nice piece in one word it would be "Brilliant". This was my first reaction to this post. Thanks for sharing. It contains a very serious message (apart from what you explained in your post) -- we all need to look inwards before finding faults in others.
ReplyDeleteThanks Amritbir Kaur Ji, for your words of appreciation.
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Brilliant story and one which truly illuminates some life principles for us. It reminds me of a saying from the Bible about taking out a log from one's eye before removing the speck from a neighbour's eye. We should first identify our own faults and eradicate them first before looking at the frailties of others.
ReplyDeleteThanks for inspiring my day!
Coolinsider, I fully subscribe to your views that
ReplyDelete...We should first identify our own faults and eradicate them first before looking at the frailties of others..'
Thanks for sharing your insights.
God bless.
Amazing story! Loved it much :-)
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Thanks Manivannan for your encouraging comments.
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It's our perceptions of things that partially dictate our own actions in life...Another great post, brother!:)
ReplyDeleteNamaste to you.
Cyrus
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very true....
Yes, you are right Cyrus Rumi.It is the perception which counts.
ReplyDeleteThanks my brother for sharing your wisdom.
God bless.
Very well said Anonymous.Knowing one's ownself is wisdom. Thanks for sharing your valuable views.
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