Why We Are All Tied To A Pole
- S.S.
- Nov 7, 2016
- 1 min read
A man was passing by some elephants, he all of a sudden ceased, befuddled by the way that these enormous animals were being held by just a little rope attached to their front leg.
No chains, no enclosures. Clearly, the elephants could, at whatever time, split far from their bonds yet for reasons unknown, they didn't.
He saw a mentor close-by and inquired as to why these creatures just remained there and made no endeavor to escape.
"Well," mentor said, "when they are very young and much smaller in size, we utilize similar size rope to tie them up and, at that age, it's sufficient to hold them.
As they grow up, they think that they can't split away as they couldn’t escape when they were younger. They trust the rope can, in any case, hold them, so they never attempt to break free."
The man was astonished.
These creatures could break free from their bonds, but since they thought they were stuck, they were.
Like the elephants, some us experience life clinging to a conviction that we can't accomplish something just because we failed once.
Break free of old thought patterns and live your life!
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