Another Story:
" ...Once upon a time, there was a small sparrow who was flying south for the winter. He became frozen solid during the flight and fell to the ground. To make matters worse, the cow crapped on him. But the manure was all warm and it defrosted him. He felt warm and was quite happy to be alive. Soon, the bird started to sing. A hungry cat strolled along, cleared off the manure, looked at the little bird and ate him.
The moral of the story is that everyone who craps on you is not necessarily your enemy, and everyone who gets you out of the crap, is not necessarily your friend. If you're warm and happy wherever you are, you should maintain a sense of quietude. "
Compass Thought
Sun Bin should have been mindfully aware of the full configuration of their situation before making a relevant strategic decision . . . Knowing the full scope of one's current situation, does matter . . . Knowing the process model and implementing it properly is what counts.
Thoughts from the Compass Desk
"I never saw a wild thing sorry for itself. A bird will fall frozen dead from a bough without ever having felt sorry for itself. ..." - D.H. Lawrence
During the book burning session, Sun Bin also realized that the impact of the deception that was implemented by Pang Juan. Focusing in self survival while showing the guise of zero-threat was his goal.He had to mindfully eradicate any trace of self pity before proceeding forward.
Self pity was gone. Whatever pain that was felt, reminded Sun Bin that it kept him awake, angry and focused.
In summary, the pain reminded him that he was still alive and self preservation was significant to his grand objective.
# updated on 3.12.13
The moral of the story is that everyone who craps on you is not necessarily your enemy, and everyone who gets you out of the crap, is not necessarily your friend. If you're warm and happy wherever you are, you should maintain a sense of quietude. "
Compass Thought
Sun Bin should have been mindfully aware of the full configuration of their situation before making a relevant strategic decision . . . Knowing the full scope of one's current situation, does matter . . . Knowing the process model and implementing it properly is what counts.
Thoughts from the Compass Desk
Self Pity
During the book burning session, Sun Bin also realized that the impact of the deception that was implemented by Pang Juan. Focusing in self survival while showing the guise of zero-threat was his goal.He had to mindfully eradicate any trace of self pity before proceeding forward.
Self pity was gone. Whatever pain that was felt, reminded Sun Bin that it kept him awake, angry and focused.
In summary, the pain reminded him that he was still alive and self preservation was significant to his grand objective.
# updated on 3.12.13
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