Wednesday, October 31, 2012

The Real Teacher

It is not the wound that teaches, but the healing.

16 comments:

  1. Brilliant? Credit to the victim and blame to the Perpetrator. This is a really good one NP :)

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  2. Good one NP,

    I have been thinking about something similar to this for a while now, it is nice to see it so well said here in print.

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  3. OMG, I read your discussion before reading this aphorism. It's exactly what I was thinking, that the process of healing is where we achieve real insight and enlightenment.

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  4. Very profound and very true. I really like this one, Marty!

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  5. Brilliant. And never forgetting that there will not be any healing without wound, though there exists wounds that never heal, hopefully not many....

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  6. I think the wound can teach, too -- I'll never touch a hot stove again -- but it's what you learn from the healing that matters most.

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  7. Love posts you can sit back and think about deeply and then understand and smile. A very nice one indeed.

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  8. this is truly thoughts provoking...

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  9. The wound makes you regret why you did it. Then the healing is where the acceptance walks in. Very true.

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  10. I had to think about this one - which is probably the idea. Good post.

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  11. Brilliant.. comforting... insightful.. as always Marty. Thanks

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  12. The wound, the healing process and the scar can all be teaching moments. After emerging from the aftermath of Sandy, it's comforting to find a new aphorism.

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  13. The wound teaches us the meaning of pain, and the healing teaches us the freedom of forgiveness. Good one, Marty!

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