“Remember then: there is only one time that is important—Now! It is the most important time because it is the only time when we have any power.”
Summary: “The Three Questions” is a short story by Russian author Leo Tolstoy that was published in 1903. The story follows a king seeking answers to three questions: What is the best time to do things? Who is the most important person? What is the right thing to do? He offers a reward for the answers to these questions and consults with various advisors and wise men, but none can give him satisfactory responses. Eventually, he learns the answers to his questions through his own experiences and actions.
Theme: “The Three Questions” portrays the importance of living in the present moment and taking personal action. The story emphasizes the futility of worrying about the past or the future and highlights the importance of engaging fully in all of life’s moments.
Moral of the story: The story teaches that the answers to life’s big questions can only be found through action and experience rather than through intellectual inquiry alone. Tolstoy shows that the best way to live is with compassion and kindness toward others. It also encourages readers to cultivate a sense of mindfulness, rather than being preoccupied with the past or the future
Even in the midst of despair, may you feel that you are
being lifted upon wings of hope. Love you Friend,.
I was called a LOT of things. I used to be really, REALLY thin, so they'd call be Stringbead call me SNortridgen, Beanpole, Spiderass. One time I made the stem on my 'H' a bit short in my last name (Shortridge), so they'd call me SNortridge for a while, then just Snort & over time that turned into Snork.
