Du kannst ja mit ihr reden, ohne zu debattieren. Du könntest ihr sagen, dass es bestimmt einen guten Grund gibt, warum sie da ist, und dass Du das wertschätzt. Dass Du das respektierst, aber ihr nicht mehr glauben wirst, wenn Du feststellst, dass die Sorge nicht real ist.
Aravind.
Zitat It was an old story, from a very famous and
very profound, British philosopher who lived
maybe about 100 years ago.
I’m not quite
sure how many people are interested
in philosophy, but this is one of the
philosophers I think everyone should read.
He was one of these philosophers that
didn’t use big words, but his teachings
were very profound. His name was
was Winnie-the-Pooh. [laughter]
Because if philosophy is really going to
be useful, everyone should be able to
understand it, even kids.
So Winnie-the-Pooh
was with his friend, Piglet.
And Piglet was a very small being.
Very kind. Very loyal.
But being very small, was usually subject
to a lot of fear.
And then one day, they
were walking back from Rabbit’s house
in a storm like we had today and yesterday.
And as they were walking through the forest,
trees were coming down around them,
branches were crashing to the floor and
even whole trees were being ripped off
and smashing around them.
That was very dangerous.
So dangerous, so scary, that little Piglet
could stand it no longer.
He froze and he looked at his best friend,
Winnie-the-Pooh, and said these words:
“I can’t go on any longer. I just can’t.
What would happen? What would happen
if a tree fell down when we were
underneath it?” And that was a possibility.
And for a second, but only a second,
the great philosopher and enlightened bear,
Winnie-the-Pooh, was afraid, but only for
a second. And then his wisdom kicked in
and he looked at his terrified friend and
replied with these reassuring words:
“What would happen if a tree did not
fall when we were underneath it?
And that was also possible.
In fact, even more possible.
And that was the key to overcoming little
Piglet’s fear so he could move on with the
thought, “What would happen if a tree did
not fall when we were underneath it?”
And that’s exactly what happened,
so he could go back safely.