and feel one with yourself and your way?
Warm hugs to all of you out there, I wish you a wonderful day filled with
sunshine in your hearts and the knowledge that you are beautiful
Hugs
Aasa
Edward Hopper "Morning sun"
for true courage lies in the overcoming of fear
not in its absence
The Story of the Fisher King
It began when the king was a boy. He had, as a test of courage, to spend a night alone in the forest in order to become king. While he spends the night alone there he is struck by a holy vision. Out of his campfire the holy grail appeared, the symbol of the grace of God.
And a voice said to the boy: "You will be the keeper of the grail, and it heals the hearts of mankind."
But the boy was blinded by bigger visions of a life full of power and glory and splendor. In a state of complete ecstacy for one moment he feels not like a boy but invincible, like a god. He reached out with his hands into the fire to seize the grail, but it disappeared and left him behind with his hands in the fire, and he sustained serious burnings.
And while the boy grew older his wound grew deeper. Until one day life lost its sense for him. He could not have faith in anybody, not even in himself. He could neither love nor feel love. After he got that clear in his mind he became ill. He began to die.
One day a fool entered the castle and found the king alone. And with his simple mind the fool did not recognize the king. He just saw a man who was alone and took pains.
And he asked the king: "What's wrong with you, friend?"
And the king answered: "I'm thirsty. I need some water to moisten my throat."
So the fool grasped a mug that stood next to the bed, filled it with water and passed it to the king. As the king began to drink he realized that his wound was healed. He looked in his hands; and there was the holy grail he aimed for all his lifetime.
In astonishment he asked the fool: "How could you find what my Noblest and Bravest failed to find?"
And the fool replied: "I don't know! I just knew that you were thirsty."
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