The teaching tale of "edema."

The tale of "edema."

A long time ago...In a small village along a large river, where people spend their lives bound to forests and watercourses, there is a skilled carpenter named "Uncle Mie." Uncle Mie is a carpenter who is famous for choosing fine wood to build houses, furniture, or even fishing boats.

One day, Uncle Mi found a piece of wood floating on the banks, a dark hardwood, probably from the outside, but when Uncle Mi tried it out...It was heavy and swollen because it had been soaked in water for a long time until the water almost seeped into the wood.

"Hey...This edema wood. "Uncle had a murmur.

"It's a shame that not edema would be fine wood."

Uncle Mee decided to drag the piece home because he regretted its shape and size, but left it in a corner of the wood shed, not thinking of using it, because the oedum is easy to bend, not as strong as dry wood.

Time flies...The sun and wind swept through the wood shed every day. The piece of edema remained lying there for days and months...Until one day, I needed a small piece of wood to make a special piece of furniture connecting spikes.

Uncle Mee's hand grabbed the left piece of oyster wood. Uncle Mee accidentally picked it up and tried to lift it...

"Whoa!" the uncle had exclaimed in surprise.

The piece was noticeably lighter, and when Uncle Mee knocked, the sound was clear, not as solid as before...The wood inside is back completely dry, strong and beautifully patterned beyond anything ever seen on the outside.

Uncle Mi realized that all this time, the heat of the sun and the prevailing wind has slowly and completely driven water out of the wood, bringing the wood back to excellent quality, not only that, the fact that it has been swollen before, making its internal structure tighter and stronger than normal dry wood.

From that day on, Uncle Mi changed his mind about

"The edema," he already knew that sometimes, things that seemed worthless or flawed on the outside, could hide "real and great value" inside, just need to give time, give understanding, and wait patiently for them to show their true potential.

The idea of this story

Sometimes, what we perceive as flawed or futile from the outside, may hide a great and strong value inside, just need to give time and patience to discover.

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