The temple with thousend Mirrors

         a metaphor that helps you meet friendly people everywhere

Once upon a time there was a dog that always growled.

He had heard of the temple with the thousand mirrors.

He did not know what mirrors were, but his desire to visit the temple was great.

After a journey of a few weeks he arrived at the temple. He went up the stairs.

As he went through the gate, a thousand growling dogs looked at him out of a thousand mirrors.

He got scared, showed his teeth and growled. Then a thousand dogs with bared teeth growled from the mirrors.

The dog drew its tail and walked away with the conviction: the world is full of angry dogs.

He never came back to the temple with the thousand mirrors.

There was also another dog who was always happy.

He had also heard of the temple with the thousand mirrors.

As he went through the gate, a thousand happy dogs looked at him out of a thousand mirrors.

That pleased him and he wagged his tail.

Then a thousand dogs rejoiced in the mirrors and they wag their tails.

He left the temple with consciousness: the world is full of friendly dogs.

From now on he went to the temple with the thousand mirrors every day.