I saw this great story on Facebook the other day and then couldn't find the exact one again, this is close though:
"I once heard a story about a visit to heaven and hell.
In both places the visitor saw many people seated at a table on which
many delicious foods were laid out. In both places chopsticks over a
meter long were tied to their right hands, while their left hands were
tied to their chairs.
In hell, however much they stretched out their arms, the chopsticks were too long for them to g
In hell, however much they stretched out their arms, the chopsticks were too long for them to g
et
food into their mouths. They grew impatient and got their hands and
chopsticks tangled with one another's. The delicacies were scattered
here and there.
In heaven, on the other hand, people happily used the long chopsticks to pick out someone else's favorite food and feed it to him, and in turn they were being fed by others. They all enjoyed their meal in harmony."
In heaven, on the other hand, people happily used the long chopsticks to pick out someone else's favorite food and feed it to him, and in turn they were being fed by others. They all enjoyed their meal in harmony."
-Shundo Aoyama
Ironically this morning deer got into the zucchini and ate a bunch of leaves... maybe sharing applies to interspecies relationships too! I suppose if we're planning on having a deer to eat this fall it's only fair to fatten it up on organic produce!
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