A philosopher, a businessman, a politician, an engineer, a teacher and the master attended a famous violinist solo-concert. He performed such wondrous music on his violin and did things no other violinist has ever done before. As he was performing, different thoughts ran through the heads of the audience.
The philosopher thought, “Why does his music move me so?”
The businessman thought, “How much time did he invest in practicing?”
The politician thought, “How do I get him to play at one of my parties?”
The engineer thought, “How does he make the violin produce those sounds?”
The teacher thought, “Who tutored this man into such greatness?”
But the master simply cheered and clapped his hands in sheer delight.
What a moment of enlightenment! Sometimes we are really thinking too much and forget to just take in the pleasure of simplicity.