Question:
Beauty Water Shower Purification System?ideas?

Answer: We learn to work more and more out of service every day, which is very helpful when dealing with life's problems and obstacles. Just like Rumi's story about the chickpea and the cook, these problems, no matter how grievous, are blessings of God. We are like the chickpea when it jumps out of the boiling water and says to the cook, "You're scalding me. How can you do this to me?" And the cook knocks it back into the pot with his ladle. We are like a diamond when it is first dug from the ground and has to be cut. We are like a gemstone that has to be put into a tumbler to have its natural inner luster brought out. Our problems are gifts of God to help us refine ourselves and hone ourselves.

If Rumi had lived a few centuries later in the age of electricity, he might have composed another poem about the ruby and the gemologist, with the ruby saying, "What are you doing? You're putting me in a spinning cylinder with other stones around me that are cutting and abusing me and hurting me. I'm going through agony here; absolute torture." And the gemologist would say, "Ah, you think I'm torturing you? I'm smoothing off your rough edges. I'm wearing them down. I'm wearing your defenses down, so that you have less and less resistance to the inner light, so that you are the making of the finest and most beautiful gemstone on the planet. Right now you just look like an ordinary rock, but within you are a beautiful radiant ruby."