Humor Pieces upon which we can reflect to gain wisdom.

1. Wisdom
From
A Laugh 15
The Cab Driver
A taxi passenger tapped the driver on the
shoulder as he wanted to ask him something. The
driver gave out a loud scream, lost control of the
car, nearly hit a van, drove up a curb and stopped
just a few inches from a shop window. For a
moment, everything went quiet in the cab and
then the driver told the passenger, “Sir, don’t ever
do that again. Did you know that you scared me
out of my wits?”
The passenger apologized and said, “I didn’t
realize that a little tap would scare the daylights
out of you.”
The driver said, “Sorry, it’s not really your fault.
You know, today is my first day as a cab driver.
For the last twenty years I’ve been driving a
funeral hearse.”
Reflection
Great fear can arise when one associates
a present happening with one’s past
circumstances or experiences. Let go of
the past and future. Be mindful moment to
moment.
The Buddha said, “The past is dead and
gone. The future is yet to come. What
matters is the PRESENT. LIVE NOW.”

2. WISDOM
FROM A
LAUGH 16
Infidelity and The Doctor
A man telephoned his doctor . “Doctor, my son
has an infectious disease.”
“Then you have to keep him away from others in
the house”, the doctor said.
“But you don’t understand. He kissed the maid.”
“Well, that’s too bad. We’ll have to quarantine the
maid too,” said the doctor.
“And doctor, I kissed her and had sex with her
too,” said the guilty father.
“This is getting complicated,” the doctor
commented. “It means that you may also have got
it.”
“Yes, doctor, and unfortunately, I also kissed and
had sex with my wife.”
“Damn it,” the doctor sighed, “now I will get it
too !”
Reflection
* A person has to face the negative consequences of
his infidelity.
* One who commits adultery brings suffering to himself
and others.
* For the mental peace of one's mind and the peace
and harmony in a family it is important to practice the
third precept of refraining from sexual misconduct.