A Lesson Taught

A well-known organist was performing a concert on the huge, antique organ in the local Presbyterian church. The bellows were hand-pumped by a boy who was behind a screen, unseen by the audience. The first part of the performance was well received. The audience was thrilled by the organist's ability at the keyboard of the old instrument. After taking his bows and accepting the ovation, the musician walked triumphantly into a side passageway. As he passed the boy he heard him say, "We played well, didn't we, sir?"

    The organist haughtily replied, "And what do you mean, we?"

    After the intermission, the organist returned to his seat at the impressive five-keyboard console and began to play. But nothing happened; not a sound was heard. Then the organist heard a youthful voice whisper from behind the screen, "Say, mister, now do you know what 'we' means?"

            -Author Unknown

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Let yourself be silently drawn by the strange pull of what you really love. It will not lead you astray.
         - Rumi translate by Coleman Barks
Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass...It's about learning to dance in the rain.
            -Unknown