This Too Shall Pass



Dear Friends
Happy Sunday

Sharing a Short story
This Too shall pass
Source: Internet

One day, King Solomon, the wisest man in the world, wanted to test the
integrity and wisdom of his faithful servant.
The King summoned his servant and asked him to carry out a task,
knowing that it could not be completed.
King Solomon said: "The Feast of Tabernacles is in 6 months, and
I would like to wear a magic ring for the holiday.
 Any person who is sad and looks at the ring will become happy and
any happy person who looks at the ring will become sad.”
The faithful servant immediately went on the journey in the search
of the mysterious ring.
A month passed, two months passed, and the servant,
who visited every jeweller in the kingdom, remained without the ring.
Two more months passed, and the servant reached the limits of
the kingdom, but he had yet to find anyone who had heard of
such a magical ring.
Over time, the faithful servant became frustrated.
With all his might he wanted to fulfil his master's wish,
but no matter how hard he tried, he could not find the mysterious ring.
He was depressed and almost gave up, until one day before the
Feast of Tabernacles, he arrived at the small workshop of a
poor jeweler in a small village.

The servant, who had nothing to lose, asked the old silversmith:
"Tell me, sir, have you ever heard of a magical ring that causes
the sad to become happy and the happy to become sad?"

The old silversmith thought for a second, took out a small copper ring
from one of the drawers, scratched it and handed it to the servant.
The servant, who for the past few months had lost all hope,
gave one glance at the inscription on the ring, and his eyes lit up.
He thanked the silversmith, paid him a bag of gold coins, and
hurried to the king's palace.
When the servant finally arrived at the King's Palace, Solomon was
very happy and rejoiced.
He did not believe that his servant would really
come back to him with a ring.
The servant handed the ring to his master,
the wise king gave it one look and the smile immediately disappeared from his face.
All the courtiers were curious to see what was written on the magical ring,
and finally, when they looked at it, they saw the following simple sentence:
 "Despite everything, this too will pass" 


Moral of the story: This simple sentence contains a truth that
we must cherish in our hearts - even if it feels like everything is
going great and we're on top of the world,
we must remember that all this might disappear one day.

On the other hand, and this is the happy side of the rule,
all the suffering, all the frustration, all the difficult times we
sometimes experience, these too will pass and be forgotten.


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