Author name: Martin

A Zen parable about a carpenter and his tools tells us about a man who regularly cleaned and sharpened his equipment. Meticulously he took care of his items, ensuring they were always in good condition naturally following the Law of Discipline.
One day his apprentice approaches him and asks why he takes such good care of his tools. The master replied, “If I take good care of my tools, they take good care of me.”

A Native American grandfather and his grandson sat in the morning sun, enjoying the gentle warmth on their skin. The elder always takes this time to share his wisdom initiating his offspring into a meaningful and kind life. Today he teaches him the fundamental Law of Choices.

Buddha lived a life of luxury and prosperity as a young boy and had little clue about the Law of Balance. Born as a prince, he enjoyed the amenities of living in a castle with more than enough to eat, enjoy and live. He thought everyone was living like him.
One day he left the safety of his castle. He was devastated when he found out that most people live in poverty, barely getting enough food, not to mention any luxury. In an instant, he decided to lay down his crown as a prince and became an ascetic living in extreme poverty and deprivation.

Once upon a time, there was a farmer who intuitively knew how to apply the Law of Action. His land was small, but he grew the lushest grass, corn, wheat, and fruits. Every harvest fed not only his family but all around him as well. Bedazzled, the other farmers tried to find out his secret.

Once upon a time, a man named Nyoman stood on the white sand of Virgin Beach on Bali. It was a few days before the full moon, and the waves kept crashing in. To his left side was a little hill that cut the incoming water forcing it up to almost ten meters of height. However, the waves were only between four and six meters high where he was standing before they crashed. Without knowing it, he profoundly experienced the Law of Cycles.

Once upon a time, there was a selfish man called Jack. He took advantage of every situation that gave him more power and money. He rarely cared about anyone else because he did not know the Law of Higher Will. For him, the most essential task was enlarging his wealth. His attitude was money and power could get him anything.

Once upon a time, there was a man called John. Suffering from severe depression and not knowing the Law of Flexibility, this poor fellow lost all hope and joy in life. Long ago, he used to run straight toward his career goals without looking left or right. His razor-sharp focus brought him material success but at the cost of his mental and physical health. Eventually, he burnt out, leaving nothing but chaos. Leaving his house caused fear and anxiety, so he stayed home, leading to depression.

Once upon a time, there was a man named Atlas. He was in his late twenties, seeking a lasting relationship. Unfortunately, all his previous relations broke up after a maximum of one year. His current one was at the nine-month mark and started to crumble.

Once upon a time, there was a little caterpillar. The whole day it was eating, galling, and gorging. After a few days, it grew so thick it could barely move. Then, in its natural progression following the Law of Process, it came to rest and cocooned itself underneath a big leaf. Once trapped in the hard shell, its old form started to die, becoming a messy soup.
Slowly new so-called imaginal cells formed. Out of fear, the old cells fought against the newly emerging ones.