"What the hell are you doing?" asked the monkey when I saw him taking a fish out of water and place it on a tree branch. "I'm saving from drowning," he replied .
Anthony De Mello, "El Canto Del Bird
When you love someone you see drowning (though could be a problem of perception) is hard to keep up the momentum out of the water without first stopping to see if there is a way to help him out without danger of sinking in the attempt. To me has happened so many times in a fit of hubris I take the liberty of turning mono and not listen to the fish that the truth does not need to take him out of the water is so difficult to stop and listen to what the fish have to say . That puts us at risk both because maybe the fish in his attempt to make myself understood stop trying to change the water or I catch him trying to drown me out of the water.
I have also been fish once, when it does cause me some trouble seeing monkeys aomo pull their hair out that fail to convince me out of the water, it gives me tremendous frustration can not reach them to tell you I drown that water is contaminated. Rather, what is especially useful if I want to help, is your company from the shore encouraging me to get to a place where the river is clean, or setting aside a couple of lilies when I say "Hey I choked! Can you help holding that damned plant a little while to get through, is very heavy. "
look much stress as I finished choking bursting to some, simply are convinced that I have no choice and go, some more well I had to escape in their desperation to "save" me squeeze between your fingers until almost packed down. From time to time I get to half me understand the most patients, these have managed to control the trouble, is that my state worry but know that eventually get to where the water is clear.
Being patient is not easy, let me be mono or I can hardly wrap fish in it ... but eventually will succeed.
Smile and good life. (Never forget to read the fine print)
PD Excuse me if I cause any trouble with my words, remember that here is mostly verbal vomiting product of brain chemistry, hormones or a bad day.
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