Wednesday, 4 March 2020

Don’t Forget The Best!!!





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Don’t Forget 

The Best!!!



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Once upon a time there was 
a shepherd boy tending a few straggling sheep on the side of 
a mountain. One day as he cared for his sheep he saw at his feet 
a beautiful flower – one that was more beautiful than any he had ever seen in his life. He knelt down upon his knees and scooped the flower in his hands and held 
it close to his eyes, drinking in
 its beauty. As he held the flower close to his face, suddenly he heard a noise and looked up before him. There he saw a great stone mountain opening up right before his eyes. And as the sun began to shine on the inside 
of the mountain, he saw the sprinkling of the beautiful gems and precious metals that 
it contained.

With the flower in his hands,
he walked inside. Laying 
the flower down, he began 
to gather all the gold and silver and precious gems in his arms. Finally with all that his arms could carry, he turned and
 began to walk out of that 
great cavern,  and suddenly
 a voice said to him, 
“Don’t forget the best.”

Thinking that perhaps he 
had overlooked some choice 
piece of treasure, he turned around again and picked up additional pieces of priceless treasure. And with his arms literally overflowing with wealth,  he turned to walk 
back out of the great mountainous vault.
And again the voice said,
“Don’t forget the best.”

But by this time his arms were filled and he walked on outside and all of a sudden, the precious metals and stones turned to dust. And he looked around 
in time to see the great stone mountain closing its doors again. A third time he heard 
the voice, and this time
 the voice said, 
“You forgot the best. 
 For the beautiful flower is  the  key to the vault
 of the mountain.”

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Thoughtful Reflection:-

The boy forgot the best, and lost 
a treasure. We too can lose
 a treasure. We get so busy,
 that in our haste we miss things in life that are just waiting
 to be enjoyed. 

As William Feather
 (1889-1981) said,
 “Plenty of people miss their share of happiness, not because they never found it, but because 
they didn’t  stop to enjoy it.”

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Remember:
 “Nothing should be done in
 haste except catching fleas.”

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May God Bless You,
 Your Family, & Your Friends 
the Way He Has Blessed Us.


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