Tea meeting and sharing understanding of the story/Tea meeting and sharing understanding of the story

 Let's share our understanding of the prepared story below. For example, to the relationship with our life situations/experiences. You can voluntarily prepare answers to the questions. It will go smoothly for us in the beautiful and clean environment of SITU cafe/tea house. Let's be inspired by the insights we see from our soffit and enrich ourselves. They didn't have any experience - it doesn't matter at all - everyone is welcome. 

 Let's share our understanding of the prepared story below. For example, to relate with our life situations/experiences. Volunteer to prepare answers to the questions. We will have a good time in the beautiful and clean environment of SITU cafe/tea room. Let us be inspired by the insights we see from our perspective and enrich ourselves. Not having any experience - it doesn't matter at all - everyone is welcome. 

Story: The Man Who Lost His Ax 🪓

One day a man lost his axe. He suspected that it'd been stolen by his neighbor's son, because the boy walked and talked like a thief. Then the man found his axe, which hadn't been stolen but misplaced. The next time he saw the boy, it seemed that he walked and talked like all the other children.

Questions:

1. What is your understanding of this story?

2. What made the man suspect the boy of theft?

3. Why does the man see the same boy differently, after finding the axe?

4. Have you ever had a similar experience?

5. How did you see the changes in your (and others') heart and mind?

Story: The Man Who Lost His Ax 🪓

One day a man lost his axe. He suspected that the neighbor's son had stolen it from him because the boy walked and talked like a thief. Then the man found his ax, which was not stolen but lost. The next time he saw the boy, he seemed to walk and talk like all the other children.

Questions:

1. How do you understand this story?

2. What led the man to suspect the boy of theft?

3. Why does the man look at the same boy differently after finding the axe?

4. Have you ever had a similar experience?

5. How have you observed changes in your heart and mind (and the minds of others)?