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This is another story where we can possibly learn from:
There once was a wise sage who wandered the countryside. One day, as he passed near a village, he was approached by a woman who told him of a sick child nearby. She beseeched him to help this child.
So the sage came to the village, and a crowd gathered around him, for such a man was a rare sight. One woman brought the sick child to him, and he said a prayer over her.
“Do you really think your prayer will help her, when medicine has failed?” yelled a man from the crowd.
“You know nothing of such things! You are a stupid fool!” said the sage to the man.
The man became very angry with these words and his face grew hot and red. He was about to say something, or perhaps strike out, when the sage walked over to him and said: “If one word has such power as to make you so angry and hot, may not another have the power to heal?”
And thus, the sage healed two people that day.
The word you say is powerful. It can create or destroy an individual. It would be nice if we add value to people by using words than making them feel less of what they are.
Language does have the power to change reality. Therefore, treat your words as the mighty instruments to make, to heal, to nurture, to cherish, to bless, and to forgive.
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