Once a upon a time there were several children and a monk sitting in front of The House of A Thousand.
A grumpy dog walks up to the children and the monk and despite being fowl politely says, Good Day thous Holiness.
He then goes up to the House of a Thousand Mirrors and sticks his head in a hole in the house and sees a thousand glaring angry dogs.
He pulls his head out and yells, such a horrid place!
He runs away…
Then a friendly dog walks up to children and the monk and happily says, Good day thous Holiness!
He walks up to The House of a Thousand Mirrors and sticks his head in the same hole and sees a thousand smiling dogs starring back at him.
He slowly takes his head out and then exclaims, such a wonderful, I shall come here often!
The children ask the monk, what is going on?
The monk replies, the universe is a reflection of ones self and one should make themselves reflect what they want.
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Little silly, but it’s good explanation for the Golden Rule which appears in almost all religions. Basically we make ourselves what the universe to reflect, note “Do unto others as you would have done to you.” The law of attraction also functions through this ideal.
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