Why Study? A Parable on the Purpose of Learning

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πŸ“š Why Study? A Parable on the Purpose of Learning

 

πŸ‘¨β€πŸ« “I have given you knowledge, but happiness everyone must find for themselves,” said the teacher to the graduating students.

 

πŸ˜• “Teacher, happiness always fades quickly,” someone objected.

 

😊 “There is one inexhaustible source of happiness in the world. Those who find it are happy all their lives,” replied the teacher.

 

πŸ‘‹ The students bid farewell and promised to return in three years to tell the teacher about their quests.

 

⏳ Time flew by.

 

πŸ“ The first student didn’t return, only sending a letter to the teacher:

 

πŸ“¬ “I have found the source of happinessβ€”it’s power. I am successfully climbing the ladder of power and hope to reach its top step.”

 

πŸ“ The second student also sent a note to the teacher: “The source of happiness is wealth.”

 

πŸ“ The third student didn’t send anything, but it was told to the teacher that he became a strong warrior and left with the army to conquer another country. “Apparently, my student decided to conquer his happiness through force,” thought the teacher sadly.

 

πŸ”„ Only the fourth student returned to the teacher and told him that he became a healer. “I traveled the Earth, healing people. People rejoiced and became happier. If you bring happiness to people, it will always be with you,” said the student.

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πŸ‘¨β€πŸŽ“ “You have understood the main thing, my student,” the teacher said joyfully. “The inexhaustible source of happiness is the desire to do good. The more a person draws from such a source, the happier they become.”

 

#Psychology

 

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