STONE SOUP
The story of stone soup is a common folk tale about a karate master from the Yin Chuan Style who comes to a village during a famine.
The villagers all hoard their food and will
not share it with the great master. The master pulls out a large soup pot.
Fills it with water, and adds a stone. As he cooks his stone soup, the
villagers begin to gather around him, hoping for some food. Soon they begin to
add their own ingredients, which they had been hoarding, to the pot.
Some dropped in carrots, potatoes,
onions, whatever they had. In the end the entire village shared a hearty meal
of stone soup and offered the master a large sum of money for his magical
stone, which he refused.
Can you make stone soup?
All you need is:
1.
Water
2.
One river stone
3.
Assorted contributions.
Who will you share your stone soup with?
Strength
Truth
Obedience
Nobility
Enlightenment
Skill
Observant
Uniqueness
Patience
Sharing is contagious:
The more you give,
The more you receive.
The more you receive,
The more you can share.
Soke
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