"Truthfulness, Compassion and Tolerance" even while driving a car
A European Practitioner
I climbed into my car. My rear window was adorned with the
words: "Truthfulness, Compassion and Tolerance." I was in a hurry, so
I pushed the gas pedal harder. I overtook a taxi and another vehicle, not even
realizing that I was driving in a hectic manner. When I stopped at a traffic
light, another car approached slowly, pulled up beside me and stopped. The
driver rolled down his window and said to me: "It would be great if you
would drive according to the words on the sticker in your rear window."
This made me realize what a huge responsibility it is to
drive through a city with those three words on my car, to live each second
according to those three words. I must not ignore them when I sit behind the
wheel. That would be wrong and dishonest.
I thanked the driver and promised to mend my ways.
Since then I have been driving more aware, more carefully,
obeying the traffic rules. I have to live with "Truthfulness, Compassion
and Tolerance," not only when I am behind the wheel but also when speaking
and in other daily routines. Those three words are becoming more and more
important.
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