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Here I leave an old Japanese legend that long ago I received a good friend of mine. Each that draw their conclusions. A greeting.
Once upon a time in ancient Japan, an old samurai, retired and was dedicated to teaching the art of meditation to his young students. Despite his advanced age, the legend was still capable of defeating any adversary.
One day there appeared a warrior with a reputation for being the best in its genre. He was known for his total lack of scruples and be an expert in the art of provocation. This warrior hoped his opponent make the first move and then a privileged intelligence to capture the opponent's mistakes attacked with lightning speed. Never lost a battle. Knowing
fame of the old samurai, was there to defeat him and increase his reputation of invincibility. The old man accepted the challenge and were in the public square with all the students and locals. The young man began to insult the old master. He spat, threw stones in their direction, was offended with all sorts of scorn on him, his family and ancestors. For several hours did everything to provoke him, but the old master was unmoved. By late afternoon, exhausted and humiliated, the young warrior retired.
The disciples ran to his master and asked how he endured such indignity in a cowardly fashion without drawing his sword, taking the risk of being vanquished.
"If someone makes a gift and you do not accept it, who owns the gift? Said the samurai.
-A who tried to deliver, "said a disciple.
"Well the same applies for rage, anger, insults and envy, "said the teacher, when they are accepted they continue to belong to whom he carried. 1st
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