One day, four men wanted to become a great teacher’s disciples. He told them to go look into a well and tell him what they saw. All of them came back and told him that all they saw was their own reflections. He told them that they could not become his disciples. A passer –by asked the great teacher the meaning of his test. The great teacher told him that when they looked into the well, they saw only their own reflections. But, they could have seen the reflections of the over hanging boughs, the trees and the greenery all around. ‘So, I thought they were to self centered to be my disciples’, said the teacher.My name is Devanshika Bajpai. I am 11 years old . I live in India. My ambition in life is to be the 2nd Indian to win the Nobel prize for literature. I write short stories, articles and poems, which I post here. I am passionate about reading and animal rights This blog is how I share my work and insights to the world...
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
THE GREAT TEACHER’S TEST
One day, four men wanted to become a great teacher’s disciples. He told them to go look into a well and tell him what they saw. All of them came back and told him that all they saw was their own reflections. He told them that they could not become his disciples. A passer –by asked the great teacher the meaning of his test. The great teacher told him that when they looked into the well, they saw only their own reflections. But, they could have seen the reflections of the over hanging boughs, the trees and the greenery all around. ‘So, I thought they were to self centered to be my disciples’, said the teacher.
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