Good Times Roll

One young man once went to his grandfather and complained that he was hard in his life. He did not know how to go ... and he wanted to "give up everything." He was more tired of the fight. It seemed that as soon as one problem was solved, a new one appeared. Listening to him, Grandpa took him to the kitchen. He filled up three pots with water and placed it to cook while the water was not boiling. He placed a carrot in the first pot, into another egg, and into the third grain of coffee. Seo let the pots cook. After 20 minutes, the cooker was turned off. Then he took out a carrot from the pot and put it in the bowl. After that he pulled the egg and put it in the bowl. In the end, he pulled out the coffee beans with water in which they were cooking and placed them in the third bowl. Grandfather turned to his grandson and asked, "Tell me what you see." "I see carrots, eggs and coffee," he replied. Grandfather then asked him to touch and feel the carrots. He did it and realized it was very soft. Then the grandfather asked him to take the egg and smash him. Beneath the shell there was a hard boiled egg. Finally Grandfather asked his grandson to taste the water in which coffee beans were cooked. The grunge laughed when he felt the rich aroma of coffee. What does all this mean? Grandpa explained to him that each of these "foods" faced the same affliction - Cooked water, but each responded differently, the carrot was hard and unbearable, but after being subjected to cooked water, it softened and became weak. The egg was fragile. Its thin exterior shell protected the liquid interior, but after it was subjected to hot water, its interior hardened. However, coffee beans are unique. After being subjected to hot water, they CHANGE THE WATER. "In what case do you find yourself?" Asked Deda?

Jednom je jedan mlad čovek otišao do svog Dede i požalio se kako mu je teško u životu. Nije znao kako dalje...i želeo je ‘odustati od svega’. Bio je više umoran od borbe. Činilo se kako čim je jedan problem rešen, pojavi se novi. Poslušavši ga, Deda ga je odveo u kuhinju. Ispunio je tri lonca sa vodom i stavio da se kuvaju, dok voda nije prokuvala. U prvi lonac stavio je šargarepu, u drugi jaje, a u treći zrna kafe. Seo je i pustio da se lonci kuvaju. Nakon 20 minuta je ugasio šporet. Onda je izvadio šargarepu iz lonca i stavio je u činiju. Nakon toga je izvukao jaje i stavio ga u činiju. I na kraju je izvukao zrna kafe sa vodom u kojoj su se kuvala i stavio ih u treću činiju. Deda se okrenuo svom unuku i upitao ga: “Reci mi šta vidiš.” “Vidim šargarepu, jaje i kafu”, odgovorio je. Deda ga je onda zamolio da dotakne i oseti šargarepu. Učinio je to i uvideo kako je vrlo mekana. Onda ga je deda zamolio da uzme jaje i razbije ga. Ispod ljuske se nalazilo tvrdo kuvano jaje.I na kraju je deda zamolio unuka da proba vodu u kojoj su kuvana zrna kafe. Unuk se nasmejao kad je osetio bogatu aromu kafe. Šta sve ovo znači? Deda mu je objasnio da se svaka od tih ‘namirnica’ suočila sa istom nevoljom – Kuvanom vodom, ali svaka je reagovala drugačije, šargarepa je bila tvrda i nepopustljiva, ali nakon što je podvrgnuta kuvanoj vodi omekšala je i postala slaba. Jaje je bilo krhko. Njegova tanka spoljašnja ljuska je štitila tekuću unutrašnjost, ali nakon što je podvrgnuta vrućoj vodi, njegova je unutrašnjost otvrdnula. Međutim, zrna kafe su jedinstvena. Nakon što su bila podvrgnuta vrućoj vodi, ONA SU PROMENILA VODU.

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