This story comes to my mind
By rubypatson
@rubypatson (1841)
India
February 15, 2010 8:53pm CST
There was this guy who always felt that he is sufferring more than anybody in this life,he felt that he got the worst and one day an angel of god appeared and said unto him, there is a pool, just go and take out any parcel the smallest has the smallest of problems, he went and looked at the very tinist of parels and picked it up, he opened to find that it was his own problem he had the least when others where facing worst
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9 responses
@lingli_78 (12822)
• Australia
16 Feb 10
well, this story teaches me to be always grateful to God for His blessings and what He had given to me and not complaining so much... there are other less fortunate people than me in this world and often i see them have a much brighter look on life and they don't complain much... so i should be ashamed of myself and learn from them... take care and have a nice day...
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@rubypatson (1841)
• India
21 Feb 10
Thanks for the response you are absolutly right, we need to count gods blessing and never complain
God bless you have a great day
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@zed_k4 (17589)
• Singapore
17 Feb 10
That's an inspiring story, fiction or no fiction. Knowing that others have bigger problems means that we are not alone in facing and having difficulties in life. And it is very important to be able to be patient in dealing with the different facets in life. I couldn't agree more..
@rubypatson (1841)
• India
21 Feb 10
Thanks for the response, yes you are right everyone has problems its how you see them and how you face the problem is what is important, and when you count gods blessing you will be grateful to god rather than complaining
@MoonGypsy (4606)
• United States
16 Feb 10
who is anyone to decide what problem is too big or small for someone else. you have to walk a mile in a person's shoes. if you get hit with the same bat, you may not hurt as bad. the other person might not. should they respond like it doesn't hurt them, just because it doesn't hurt you? everything has a two sides to it.
@1hopefulman (45123)
• Canada
16 Feb 10
It's telling me that many have more serious problems than I do. But our own problems seem to be big. It is only when we are aware of what others going through that we realize how good we actually have it. Nevertheless, we don't like problems and look forward to the day when all problems will be gone.
@MagicalBubbles (5103)
• Canada
16 Feb 10
Hello Rubypatson,
It tells me that this guy was blessed to have an angel appear to him and then he had the possibility to find out that HE, HIMSELF, picked that parcel as his problems. It means that we're never given something we cant handle.
This is my opinion and I hope I havent offended anyone by saying this.
Thank you!
@Hatley (163781)
• Garden Grove, California
16 Feb 10
hi rubypatson This story says that you should not complain about your own problems until you look around and see the person sitting in that wheelchair who cannot walk, or the man across the room who is blind, and you thank God you can walk and can see, or the little woman who uses signb language because she had cancer of the vocal cords, and cannot talk. You now see you can walk, you can see and you can talk, so what the heck was that problem? you think forget it.
@se7enthbird (8307)
• Philippines
16 Feb 10
the story is telling to count your blessings. this guy needs to see how blessed he is compare to others and he needs to appreciate the things that he has. before you think of something unkind to say, think of someone who cant speak. there are more in life that the eye cant see.... like the care and the love that family and friends give. just looking at the faces of people who cares for you is important and a blessing as well.
