- Ben’s Outlook On Life – Cont’d
- Ben’s Outlook On Life – Cont’d
- Ben’s Outlook On Life – Cont’d
- Ben’s Outlook On Life – Items
- Ben’s Outlook On Life – Introduction
In which it is shown how much we can learn if we merely open our minds
Ben’s Philosophy
Ben Zoma said: Who is he that is wise? He who learns from every man, as it is said: From all who taught me have I gained understanding.”
– Pirke Avot 4:1
Review of the previous post.
The previous post, post number 3 of 5, presented several items illustrating Ben’s outlook on life and from which we can learn.
Preview of this post.
This post, post number 4 of 5, presents several items illustrating Ben’s outlook on life and from which we can learn.
If you want to be noticed, don’t be quiet
Appreciate it when someone you love shows you affection
Always walk tall
Follow when you know it is expected, but lead when you can
Don’t be afraid to express yourself
Always wear your favorite coat when it is cold out
Don’t be afraid to let people know what you are thinking
Your bed is a safe place
Stay close to the ones you love
Don’t be afraid to ask for what you want
Stand guard when it is necessary
Try to protect the ones you love
When there is nothing important to do – take a nap
When you talk to someone, look at them
You don’t have to talk to enjoy someone’s company
When someone drops a ball, pick it up
If someone is carrying a ball, keep your eye on it so you can pick it up if they drop it.
When someone you love is hurt, do whatever you can to make them feel better
Life is short so enjoy what you are doing
Always sniff before doing business
Concentrate on what you are doing
To those you love, give your love unconditionally
Make the best of – and enjoy – what life deals you
In order to protect yourself from greater harm, sometimes you have to eat your own poop
Always be willing to take a walk with someone who is important to you
Protect what is yours, but don’t pick fights
Avoid biting when a growl will do
Preview of the next post.
The next post, post number 5 of 5, presents several items illustrating Ben’s outlook on life and from which we can learn.