was once a Chinese peasant, a poor but wise, who worked the land hard with his son.
One day the son said:
- Father, what a pity! We have been the horse!
- Why do you call it misfortune? - says the father "We'll see what time brings ...
A few days later the horse returned, accompanied by another horse.
- Father, what luck! - This time the boy said, "Our horse has brought another horse.
- Why do you call luck? - Said the father, "Let's see what time brings ...
In a few days, the boy wanted to ride the horse again, and this one, not accustomed to the rider, reared and threw him to the ground.
The boy broke his leg ...
- Father, what a disgrace! - Now the boy said -. I have broken my leg!
And the father, resuming his experience and wisdom, declared:
- Why do you call it bad luck? "Let's see what time brings ...
The boy was not convinced the philosophy of the father, but whimpering in her bed.
few days later passed by the king's village, looking for young people to take them to war.
came to his home, but they saw the boy with his leg in a splint, left him and went long.
The young man then realized that we must never give or misfortune and fortune as absolute, but you always have to give it time to see if something is bad or good.
Life takes many turns, and its development is so paradoxical, that evil is good and good evil.
It is best to always wait for tomorrow, but especially trust in GOD because everything happens with a positive purpose for our lives ...
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