With enough wit and discipline in its endeavour.. the sheep can ..in theory.. emulate the shepherd and .. with sufficient intellect continuous experimentation and motivation the sheep can BECOME a shepherd in its own right. I think holds true in any endeavour.. certainly in martial arts.
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Well hello to all my accurate MT friends who can hammer a nail right in with one blow..![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
To anyone who may be comfortable with this here metaphorical notion above .. ok a little Gary Larson perhaps
but essentially bout innovators vs plagiarists .. but if you are still reading at this point then a few supplementary ideas perhaps you have thoughts on
Thanks for reading..
Yr most obdt hmble srvt,
Jenna
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Well hello to all my accurate MT friends who can hammer a nail right in with one blow..
To anyone who may be comfortable with this here metaphorical notion above .. ok a little Gary Larson perhaps
- Is it NOT true that every sheep can be like a shepherd.. not every sheep has sufficient capacity. Furthermore certain sheep are predisposed to transcending their position.. the remainder are wholly resigned to being sheep for always
- Shepherds NEED sheep. If EVERY sheep had the desire and the wherewithal to become a shepherd then the shepherds position would be untenable and redundant. This is the class structure of the pasture..
- And what are YOU anyway? A happy sheep? A quietly cynical sheep? A discontented sheep with plans and aspirations? A sheep now completely comfortable having discovered upright walking? Or a shepherd annoyed at maverick sheep? A shepherd content in your role? A shepherd encouraging your flock to stand up and hold the staff? A shepherd amongst MANY shepherds? Or something else? Ha!
Thanks for reading..
Yr most obdt hmble srvt,
Jenna