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Don’t Wait Till Your Thirsty: Warrior Mind Podcast #436
Over four years and going
strong! With over 800,000 downloads from
over 9 countries and 5 continents’…. this is the Warrior Mind Podcast.
In this episode of the
Warrior Mind Podcast I’m going to discuss the old saying of good advice, “don’t
wait till you’re thirsty to dig a well.”
Don’t
Wait Till You’re Thirsty to Dig a Well
Who told you to behave recklessly in time when you’re not
sick, when you should be taking care of yourself?
Only after being sick do you realize the body is
suffering.
Only after dying do you realize you applied your effort
wrongly.
Every living being has this problem. When you are
healthy, you perceive the world as a happy and enjoyable place. When you fall
ill, however, you’re no longer able to eat, to move freely, to do that which
pleases you, and to endure all the pain and misery. Sadly, you are too late to
realize that this physical body has caused us a lot of suffering. So goes the
saying,
When the horse is on the edge of the cliff, it’s too late
to draw in the reins.
When the boat is in the middle of the river, it’s too
late to patch the leaks.
Enjoy
this podcast on don’t wait till you’re thirsty to dig a well.
If
we are poor or sick ourselves, of course we should quickly resolve to
cultivate. If we see others who are poor, sick, aging and dying, we should also
take it as a warning. Life is like a succession of waves. If we can make a vow
to be reborn, then we will be prepared in advance. We won’t be in a frantic
scramble when it comes time to die. It is just like if a country hasn’t passed
through times of disorder, the people will indulge in pleasures, and not know
that they should be patriotic and defend their country. For a more in-depth
discussion about this topic request your Introductory
Consultation.
Subscribe
to the Warrior Mind Podcast HERE.
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Over four years and going
strong! With over 800,000 downloads from
over 9 countries and 5 continents’…. this is the Warrior Mind Podcast.
In this episode of the
Warrior Mind Podcast I’m going to discuss the old saying of good advice, “don’t
wait till you’re thirsty to dig a well.”
Don’t
Wait Till You’re Thirsty to Dig a Well
Who told you to behave recklessly in time when you’re not
sick, when you should be taking care of yourself?
Only after being sick do you realize the body is
suffering.
Only after dying do you realize you applied your effort
wrongly.
Every living being has this problem. When you are
healthy, you perceive the world as a happy and enjoyable place. When you fall
ill, however, you’re no longer able to eat, to move freely, to do that which
pleases you, and to endure all the pain and misery. Sadly, you are too late to
realize that this physical body has caused us a lot of suffering. So goes the
saying,
When the horse is on the edge of the cliff, it’s too late
to draw in the reins.
When the boat is in the middle of the river, it’s too
late to patch the leaks.
Enjoy
this podcast on don’t wait till you’re thirsty to dig a well.
If
we are poor or sick ourselves, of course we should quickly resolve to
cultivate. If we see others who are poor, sick, aging and dying, we should also
take it as a warning. Life is like a succession of waves. If we can make a vow
to be reborn, then we will be prepared in advance. We won’t be in a frantic
scramble when it comes time to die. It is just like if a country hasn’t passed
through times of disorder, the people will indulge in pleasures, and not know
that they should be patriotic and defend their country. For a more in-depth
discussion about this topic request your Introductory
Consultation.
Subscribe
to the Warrior Mind Podcast HERE.
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