The Secret of the Leaky Bucket: A Timeless Lesson for Life

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Keep going don't stop. Success comes after a lot of effort. You have nice content

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[@pattyskillman8376]

Perseverance is a must. Jesus never gave up on his way to the cross for me si I choose to persevere like he did. Victory is for those who trust Jesus in all circumstances …

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Thank you for the inspiring words! Trust and perseverance go a long way.

[@sananselmospacescienceodys7308]

Jesus killed a fig tree because figs were not in season. He was not a nice person.

[@GamegirlGamegirl]

He used all kinds of things, even a tree to teach people/all of us life lessons and Faith, the tree was just an example

[@sananselmospacescienceodys7308]

Perseverance? What would Jesus know of perseverance? My mother was tortured in a "care facility" for fourteen unspeakable mouths. By contrast Jesus had a really bad weekend.

[@CarlosSantana-we6ts]

@@sananselmospacescienceodys7308 in that passage that you’re referring to Matthew 21:18,19 Jesus, uses a fig tree to teach the apostles a important lesson. he said he sees the fig tree with lots of leaves, but no fruit. This is like people who say they follow. God‘s teachings (THE LEAVES) but don’t actually do good deeds. (THE FRUIT) just as the tree with no fruit withered away, people who only pretend to follow God without doing his will also face consequences. this teaches us that our actions are important not just our words .

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Life has no meaning, unless you make meaning.

[@katherineking3174]

Excellent!!!

[@Grandpa_Boxer]

Beautiful perspective!

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[@palmyrapalmyra1681]

Yeah Jacqueline had to carry her own bucket too.

[@neenachadha384]

So simple explanation of life 👍

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[@gordonmculloch4904]

William owns the ground and crops that grow on it. 😂

[@RekhaKumari-te7wb]

Yes, the short story is very good.

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[@Martin-ei9ek]

The moral. Get a plastic bucket 😊

[@wisdomnow1]

Haha, true! A plastic bucket would solve a lot of problems! 😊 But sometimes, the lessons we learn along the way are more important than the solution itself.

[@Focused974]

Thanks so much. I have learned something. Appreciate your effort.

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[@Summerbreeze537]

I would have fixed the hole in the bucket but a good moral story none the less.

[@rul4522]

….? Why, life is life.

[@wisdomnow1]

Absolutely, fixing the hole in the bucket would have definitely been a practical solution! It's interesting how sometimes the simplest solutions can be overlooked. Nonetheless, the story still carries a valuable moral about perseverance and problem-solving.

[@rul4522]

@@wisdomnow1 what a pity it would be!,, no more flowers! The deeper meaning is to me that all live on earth has meaning, you have to learn to see? But then i am almost 82 and you know, ‘it takes time to know the smell of roses’.

[@FreeToLove999]

@Summerbreeze537 • Liza tried to help Henry fix the hole in the bucket but couldn't. Didn't you hear???

[@AlfredMwangala]

Thanks so much

[@wisdomnow1]

You're welcome!

[@j.louisrodriguez2025]

Not how the story goes the one with buddah is soo much more beautiful...none the less the message is well received...

[@wisdomnow1]

Thank you for sharing. It's great that the message resonates, no matter the version.

[@janeleray132]

Was there some fertiliser in that bucket….? These stories are interesting to show young children and to get them to discuss. The message gets across despite a little over - exaggeration!

[@wisdomnow1]

Maybe, not every detail is told, and that's the beauty of stories-they leave room for imagination. They are indeed perfect for sparking discussions and teaching young children important lessons.

[@andychatt23]

Heard something similar many moons ago about a bucket but one of the people in the story was called Liza and one called Henry, same outcome though the bucket never got fixed in the end...

[@wisdomnow1]

Yes, that's a classic story! It's a great reminder of how sometimes we go in circles trying to solve problems. The outcome might not change, but the lessons we learn along the way are valuable.

[@vibewithAthii]

Superbbb ....Keep going .....love from India ❤

[@wisdomnow1]

Thank you so much 😀

[@jessieparanjyothi3553]

Good lesson

[@wisdomnow1]

Glad you think so!

[@lynnodonnell4764]

It's about persevering. How one present small action builds on the last action. Like pulling weeds. Or improving your property when only hand tools are accessible. Or piecing a quilt by hand because you don't have a sewing machine or until you get one... I can see how showing both sides of the road lush w flowers was NOT a good visual metaphor - at all

[@wisdomnow1]

Absolutely, perseverance is key! Sometimes, it's the small, consistent actions that lead to significant progress over time. It's like building a foundation stone by stone. While the visual metaphor might not have resonated with everyone, the underlying message of persistence and gradual growth is still powerful and relatable.

[@camouflage962]

bravissimo !

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Thanks, glad you liked!

[@randysquires8362]

Call upon Jesus. There's WISDOM.

[@wisdomnow1]

Absolutely, His wisdom is boundless

[@sananselmospacescienceodys7308]

Jesus believed in eternal punishment. He was neither wise or compassionate.

[@randysquires8362]

@sananselmospacescienceodys7308 So HE didn't exactly express Father's will? Why don't you know, this is Heaven on Earth? Rebellion. The devil's best trick. You're walking so Holy, no need of a Savior for you. You'll think that till the day you bow before Him & confess HE is LORD. It's the LORD'S creation, not yours. You don't make the rules to live by. Read a Bible instead of listening to men teach. Salvation is of the Jews.

[@sananselmospacescienceodys7308]

@@randysquires8362 The people who wrote the Bible didn't even know where the sun went at night. They thought that the stars could fall from the sky like figs from a tree. Why should we believe anything we read in the Bible?

[@randysquires8362]

@@sananselmospacescienceodys7308 You have misread, my friend . Show me those scripts.

[@dogpaw775]

'fiving floors' ?.

[@Hopeandhope]

William has a beautiful smile

[@wisdomnow1]

Absolutely agree, William's smile is truly beautiful! A simple smile can really change our mood for the better.

[@jamesculp3622]

Can you imagine a child of today, unhappy because they were born of a different sex and instead of wisdom they are offered surgery. In an effort to rid their children's life of hardship, parents coddle their children and place them in sterile environments that lead to them dying of peanut allergy's. There is an importance to labor and hardship in youth. What kind of future do a people have who have never known Hardship? Because that's coming and these kids are not prepared because of another "Failed Parenting Program". "What are Chores, Alex".

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[@rul4522]

Sure, i know this story, from paper.

[@wisdomnow1]

Ah, so you're familiar with the tale! It's always interesting to see how stories translate from paper to other mediums. Did you find any differences between the written version and what you saw?

[@rul4522]

@@wisdomnow1 anyway, more simple. Strange that i forgot your story and mine keeps forever…..(i have it in my notes)

[@rul4522]

@@wisdomnow1 i copied the story: A water bearer in China had two large pots, each hung on the ends of a pole which he carried across his neck. One of the pots had a crack in it while the other pot was perfect and always delivered a full portion of water. At the end of a long walk from the stream to his house, the cracked pot arrived only half full. For a full two years this went on daily, with the bearer delivering only one and a half pots of water to his house. Of course, the perfect pot was proud of its accomplishments, perfect for which it was made. But the poor cracked pot was ashamed of its own imperfection, and miserable that it was able to accomplish only half of what it had been made to do. After two years of what it had perceived to be a bitter failure, it spoke to the water bearer one day by the stream, ‘ I am ashamed of myself, and because this crack in my side causes water to leak out all the way back to your house’. The bearer said to the pot, ‘Did you notice that there were flowers only on your side of the path, but not on the other pot’s side?’ That is because i have always known about your flaw, and I planted flower seeds on your side of the path, and every day when we walked back, you‘ve watered them. For two hears I have been able to pick these flowers to decorate the table. Without you being just the way you are, there would be not be this beauty to grace the house. (Unique flaws - we are all cracked pots - to notice the good in them.) Now you can make a decision on your own.

[@jimmycain8669]

I get my life lessons from the Bible.

[@wisdomnow1]

That's great! The Bible is full of timeless wisdom and life lessons that can guide and inspire us in our journey.

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Nah

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[@JJSwick-xt9hf]

That didn't make much sense. A few drops of water per day along a dry barren path is enough to create lush vegetation in one week? I'm not arguing the point the story is trying to make... I'm just saying the story doesn't make that point. A better analogy is needed.

[@wisdomnow1]

Thank you for your feedback! I’ll keep it in mind and strive to improve my analogies.

[@jpturner171]

@@wisdomnow1 I disagree, even though the gentleman is polite… I shared the story with my teenage children and they totally agreed it was an awesome parable

[@TeleTonemonkey]

It was a magic bucket ffs! 😂

[@Jd-cr5bj]

@@wisdomnow1 this analogy is excellent for those with an open mind, like children in the previous statement. Some adults are too inflexible to let the wisdom in. Great video. Never strive to placate fools.

[@LastDays77]

This didn’t help me at all. Thanks for trying.

[@Drh1953]

Look at all the flowers you’ve left in your past. A smile, a held hand, a hug, a conversation, and on and on and on. I’ll bet you are really an outstanding person.

[@wisdomnow1]

I'm sorry to hear that. I'll do better next videos.

[@velcroman11]

So people are beyond help. Why?

[@bretstanley8931]

I think the basic message is that mistakes and imperfections (like the hole in the bucket) and doing things that seems pointless and futile (like carrying a leaking bucket day after day) can also lead to growth in our lives with time.

[@robertjarman4261]

What about the hay fever sufferers who have to walk that deserted road