Sunday, March 27, 2011

Learning from Philosophy Corn

Once, a reporter interviewed a farmer to know the secret behind his corn fruit, which over the years always managed to win the race contest of agricultural products. The farmer claimed he did not have a special secret because he always handed out corn seeds in the best neighbors in the surrounding plantations.

"Why are you giving away the best corn seed it on your neighbors? Are not they follow this contest every year? "asked the reporter.

"Do not you know?," replied the farmer.

"That the wind blow pollen from the flowers are ripe and cast it from one field to another field. When my neighbor's corn crops are bad, the pollen is scattered into the fields I am also bad. This of course degrade the quality of my corn. If I want to get a good yield of corn, I must help my neighbors get a good corn as well. "

So it is with our lives. Those who want to achieve success must help neighbors become successful as well. Those who want to live well must help neighbors live well too.

Really ... the value of our lives is measured by the lives it touches.

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