NLP through stories – story 61
In keeping with his doctrine that nothing be taken too
seriously, not even his own teachings, the Master loved to tell this story on
himself:
seriously, not even his own teachings, the Master loved to tell this story on
himself:
“My very first disciple was so weak that the exercises
killed him. My second disciple drove himself crazy from his earnest practice of
the exercises I gave him. My third disciple dulled his intellect through too
much contemplation. But the fourth managed to keep his sanity.”
killed him. My second disciple drove himself crazy from his earnest practice of
the exercises I gave him. My third disciple dulled his intellect through too
much contemplation. But the fourth managed to keep his sanity.”
“Why was that?” someone would invariably ask.
“Possibly
because he was the only one who refused to do the exercises.” The Master’s
words would be drowned in howls of laughter.
because he was the only one who refused to do the exercises.” The Master’s
words would be drowned in howls of laughter.
Learning :
Humor is a good
tonic to the mind.
tonic to the mind.
Humour removes
the tumour in the mind.
the tumour in the mind.
Humour brings
you here & now
you here & now
Laughing at
oneself also lightens burden and self criticism
oneself also lightens burden and self criticism
NLP advocates
to be resourceful and to be resourceful humour is a great facilitator.
to be resourceful and to be resourceful humour is a great facilitator.
