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A group of graduates visit their retired university professor and discuss their stressful lives and careers. The professor serves them hot chocolate in various cups, some plain and cheap while others are nice and expensive. He explains that the cup does not change or define the quality of life or hot chocolate, and that people often focus too much on possessing the best things rather than enjoying what they have. His message is that life is the hot chocolate and jobs and status are just tools, and we should live simply and generously and leave the rest to God.
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THE WISDOM IN HOT CHOCOLATE
A group of former students visited their retired professor and discussed stresses in their lives and careers. The professor served them hot chocolate with cups of varying quality and expense. He noted that the nice cups were taken, leaving the plain ones, and used this as an analogy to explain that they focus too much on external factors like jobs and money rather than enjoying life itself. The professor's message was that our circumstances don't define our quality of life and we should make the most of what we have.
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The professor used a parable about guests choosing cups for hot chocolate to illustrate that people focus too much on superficial things like status and possessions. He explained that the cup does not change the quality of life, which is represented by the hot chocolate. People should enjoy what they have been provided and not envy others or be stressed by chasing status. The happiest people make the best of what they have rather than desiring more.
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The professor used a parable about guests choosing cups for hot chocolate to illustrate that people focus too much on superficial things like status and possessions. He explained that the cup does not change the quality of life, which is represented by the hot chocolate. People should enjoy what they have been provided and not envy others or be stressed by chasing status. The happiest people make the best of what they have rather than desiring more.
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The professor used a parable about guests choosing cups for hot chocolate to illustrate that people focus too much on superficial things like status and possessions. He explained that the cup does not change the quality of life, which is represented by the hot chocolate. People should enjoy what they have been provided and not envy others or be stressed by chasing status. The happiest people make the best of what they have rather than desiring more.
Hot Chocolate Hl
The professor used a parable about guests choosing cups for hot chocolate to illustrate that people focus too much on superficial things like status and possessions. He explained that the cup does not change the quality of life, which is represented by the hot chocolate. People should enjoy what they have been provided and not envy others or be stressed by chasing status. The happiest people make the best of what they have rather than desiring more.
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The professor used a parable about guests choosing cups for hot chocolate to illustrate that people focus too much on superficial things like status and possessions. He explained that the cup does not change the quality of life, which is represented by the hot chocolate. People should enjoy what they have been given and not envy others or be stressed over temporary things, as God provides what is truly important.
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The professor used a parable about guests choosing cups for hot chocolate to illustrate that people focus too much on superficial things like status and possessions. He explained that the cup does not change the quality of life, which is represented by the hot chocolate. People should enjoy what they have been provided and not envy others or be stressed over temporary things, as God provides life's essentials and does not choose our circumstances.
Hot Chocolate
The professor used a parable about guests choosing cups for hot chocolate to illustrate that people focus too much on superficial things like status and possessions. He explained that the cup does not change the quality of life, which is represented by the hot chocolate. People should enjoy what they have been provided and not envy others or be stressed over temporary things, as God provides life's essentials and does not choose one's circumstances.
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A group of former students visited their retired professor and discussed stresses in their lives and careers. The professor served them hot chocolate with cups of varying quality and expense. He noted that the nice cups were taken, leaving the plain ones, and used this as an analogy to explain that they focus too much on external factors like jobs and money rather than enjoying life itself. The professor's message was that our circumstances don't define our quality of life and we should make the most of what we have.
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The professor used a parable about guests choosing cups for hot chocolate to illustrate that people focus too much on superficial things like status and possessions. He explained that the cup does not change the quality of life, which is represented by the hot chocolate. People should enjoy what they have been provided and not envy others or be stressed by chasing status. The happiest people make the best of what they have rather than desiring more.
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The professor used a parable about guests choosing cups for hot chocolate to illustrate that people focus too much on superficial things like status and possessions. He explained that the cup does not change the quality of life, which is represented by the hot chocolate. People should enjoy what they have been provided and not envy others or be stressed by chasing status. The happiest people make the best of what they have rather than desiring more.
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The professor used a parable about guests choosing cups for hot chocolate to illustrate that people focus too much on superficial things like status and possessions. He explained that the cup does not change the quality of life, which is represented by the hot chocolate. People should enjoy what they have been provided and not envy others or be stressed by chasing status. The happiest people make the best of what they have rather than desiring more.
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The professor used a parable about guests choosing cups for hot chocolate to illustrate that people focus too much on superficial things like status and possessions. He explained that the cup does not change the quality of life, which is represented by the hot chocolate. People should enjoy what they have been provided and not envy others or be stressed by chasing status. The happiest people make the best of what they have rather than desiring more.
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The professor used a parable about guests choosing cups for hot chocolate to illustrate that people focus too much on superficial things like status and possessions. He explained that the cup does not change the quality of life, which is represented by the hot chocolate. People should enjoy what they have been given and not envy others or be stressed over temporary things, as God provides what is truly important.
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The professor used a parable about guests choosing cups for hot chocolate to illustrate that people focus too much on superficial things like status and possessions. He explained that the cup does not change the quality of life, which is represented by the hot chocolate. People should enjoy what they have been provided and not envy others or be stressed over temporary things, as God provides life's essentials and does not choose our circumstances.
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The professor used a parable about guests choosing cups for hot chocolate to illustrate that people focus too much on superficial things like status and possessions. He explained that the cup does not change the quality of life, which is represented by the hot chocolate. People should enjoy what they have been provided and not envy others or be stressed over temporary things, as God provides life's essentials and does not choose one's circumstances.
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The professor used a parable about guests choosing cups for hot chocolate to illustrate that people focus too much on superficial things like status and possessions. He explained that the cup does not change the quality of life, which is represented by the hot chocolate. People should enjoy what they have been provided and not envy others or be stressed by chasing status. The happiest people make the best of what they have rather than desiring more.
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The professor used a parable about guests choosing cups for hot chocolate to illustrate that people focus too much on superficial things like status and possessions. He explained that the cup does not change the quality of life, which is represented by the hot chocolate. People should enjoy what they have been provided and not envy others or be stressed by chasing status. The happiest people make the best of what they have rather than desiring more.
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The professor used a parable about guests choosing cups for hot chocolate to illustrate that people focus too much on superficial things like status and possessions. He explained that the cup does not change the quality of life, which is represented by the hot chocolate. People should enjoy what they have been provided and not get caught up in comparing themselves to others.
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The professor used a parable about guests choosing cups for hot chocolate to illustrate that people focus too much on superficial things like jobs and social status rather than what really matters in life. He explained that the cup does not change the quality of life, which is represented by the hot chocolate. People should make the best of what they have and not envy others for nicer cups. The happiest people appreciate what they have rather than wanting more.
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The professor used a parable about guests choosing cups for hot chocolate to illustrate that people focus too much on superficial things like status and possessions. He explained that the cup does not change the quality of life, which is represented by the hot chocolate. People should enjoy what they have been provided and not get caught up in comparing themselves to others.
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The professor used a parable about guests choosing cups for hot chocolate to illustrate that people focus too much on superficial things like status and possessions. He explained that the cup does not change the quality of life, which is represented by the hot chocolate. People should enjoy what they have been given and not envy others or be stressed over temporary things, as God provides what is truly important.
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- 1. Please click through slides at your leisure
- 2. A group of graduates, well established in their careers, were discussing their lives at a class reunion. They decided to go visit their old university professor, now retired, who was always an inspiration to them.
- 3. During their visit, the conversation turned to complaints about stress in their work, lives and relationships.
- 4. Offering his guests hot chocolate, the professor went into the kitchen and returned with a large pot of hot chocolate and an assortment of cups. Some cups were porcelain, glass, crystal, some plain looking, some expensive, some exquisite. He invited each to help themselves to the hot chocolate.
- 5. When they all had a cup of hot chocolate in hand, the professor shared his thoughts.
- 6. “Notice that all the nice looking, expensive cups were taken, leaving behind the plain and cheap ones.”
- 7. “While it is normal for you to want only the best for yourselves, that is the source of your problems and stress.”
- 8. “The cup that you are drinking from adds nothing to the quality of the hot chocolate. In most cases it is just more expensive and in some cases even hides what we drink.”
- 9. “What each of you really wanted was hot chocolate. You did not want the cup . . . but you consciously went for the best cups.”
- 10. “And soon, you began to eye one another’s cups.”
- 11. “Now friends, please consider this . . .
- 12. “Life is the hot chocolate . . . your job, money and position in society are the cups.”
- 13. “They are just tools to hold and contain life.”
- 14. “The cup you have does not define, nor does it change, the quality of life you are living.”
- 15. “Sometimes, by concentrating only on the cup, we fail to enjoy the hot chocolate God has provided us.”
- 16. Always remember this . . . . . . . . . . God brews the hot chocolate, He does not choose the cup.
- 17. The happiest people don't have the best of everything.
- 18. They just make the best of everything that they have!!
- 19. Live simply . . . Love generously . . . Care deeply . . . Speak kindly . . .
- 20. Leave the rest to God. ~ and remember ~ The richest person is not the one who has the most, but the one who needs the least. Enjoy your hot chocolate!!