סיפור אמיתי שקרה באקווריום, עם מוסר השכל

A true story that happened in the aquarium with Mossar Eskel. The story is short, but the significance of it is revealed during our last visit to the aquarium, a new building for water creatures that is located in the Tanakhic Zoo in Jerusalem. We got there in the next train. Three little ones and two adults. The adults are me, Grandma Hava, and their daughter Mono, my son. The little ones are Ron, two years old, Lev and Elay, four and a half years old. Lev and Elay are twins and have been with us since they were five months old. Elay and Lev are very connected to each other, so they are especially sensitive to each other. Of course, they can also be wonderful friends and play together. We were already in the aquarium with Lev two years ago, when he himself was two and a half years old, and Ron's brother is still in other, more perfect states. At first, when we entered the aquarium, as if we were diving into the depth of the sea, the little brothers behaved in perfect harmony. Grandpa Mono got along well with the two adults, and the little one was with me for a while. But after I was busy taking pictures on the phone, Ron started to get jealous of Grandpa, and it was necessary to return him to him. As I continued to take pictures with enthusiasm, here is what I managed to eat afterwards. After we climbed from the depths of the aquarium to the face of the desert in the entrance area, the children ran to the pool of the sea lion, and a fight broke out there. They had a heated argument. Lev stepped first on the pool and wanted to lie on it comfortably. But Ilya could not cope with the fact that he could not lie on the wet back of the sea lion. How could it be that Grandpa laid him down and he did not lie down? As an experienced owner, I knew not to interfere in the children's games, especially when they are colonial. But still I looked around. I wanted to support Lev and tell Ilya to look at the black-haired lioness, who is looking for fish. So I turned around, took the phone in my hand, and started to take pictures of their quarrel, which was a little scary. Their dialogue sounded like this. Ilya, let me lie down. Lev, no, because I want to rest here. Ilya, then I will take all the photos from you, and I will not come to you anymore. Lev began to cry and said to me, Grandma, Ilya, what am I going to do? After a few minutes, Lev no longer cried. Ilya was angry and said, Today everyone insults me. Grandma Mono was next to him, and he joined in and reminded Lev, If they hurt you, you get a punishment. Ilya, if Lev wants to rest, I want to rest too. Now he was also hurt, and the child began to cry loudly. Lev did not stop crying, Ilya said, and he also joined in crying. But not so loudly. They cried together, calling their fathers, father, father, who may hear their children through telepathy. The thing is that between Mono and Lev, there were many conversations and deepening on De and Karma. De is a white substance, which consumes all the goods of man, his good deeds, his piety, his ability to do evil, and so on. Karma, on the other hand, is a black substance, upside down, worthless, which only brings harm to man. And people who carry a lot of black substance in them, Karma, people who are usually sensitive will avoid them, and if they are less sensitive, they will try to avoid them. Mono's uncle reminded Lev that he should not be angry with Ilya and turn him back. So why did Lev cry when Ilya cried? And Ilya cried immediately after the words of Mono's uncle that he would not repent when someone hurt you. I think that Ilya's soul, which is like all of us, not so childish, but rather mature, realized that when she hurt her brother, she lost a precious white piece of material, De, and she was very, very sad. So Ilya cried so much. And Lev's mature soul was saddened by the fact that her brother lost a precious piece of De, and so Lev cried, but more quietly. I think of the fish I photographed, that is, you. There are so many of them in one tank, so why don't they flock to the territory? Maybe they know how to reach an agreement between them, or maybe they act intuitively, since they don't have a complex and confused mind like humans. I think that in an intuitive way, every living creature knows better about karma and De, so it tries not to do bad things in order not to accumulate karma on itself. This was our little story, our educational story, dear friends. And the knowledge and understanding I have about karma and De, morality, we take from the book The Precious Value of Joan Falun, written by the master, Li Hunzhi, founder of Falun Dafa.