Sow and Reap
One day, a youth running in the middle of the forest, he suddenly heard a screaming ask for help. In fact, he saw a young man as he is, while wrestling with the float of mud. More he moved, then more he sink in deeper. The first youth was trying to help with a vengeance. With more struggling then the young man can be saved. The first young man supported the mired young man to go to his house.
In fact, the second young man is a son of the rich man. His house is very nice, large and extraordinary luxurious. The second young man’s father is very grateful for the help given to their children and want to give money, but the first young man refuse the prize. He said that as fellow human beings should help other people who are in tough. Since this incident, then they formed a friendship.
The first young man is a poor while the second young man is the child of a wealthy nobleman. The poor young man have ambitions to become a doctor, but he does not have a cost for the course. Then there is a philanthropist who would like to provide scholarships for up to finally reach a doctor’s degree. This is not another young man’s father who had his help.
Did you know the name of this poor young man who finally become a doctor? His name is Alexander Flemming, and then found a drug penicillin. The young nobleman entered the military and in a battlefield duties, he got to severe injury that affect to very high fever caused infection. At that time, there is no cure for such infections. The doctor heard about the discovery of penicillin by dr.Flemming and injecting them with penicillin, which is a new discovery. What happens then? Fade due to fever infection is calm and the young man was eventually cured!
Did you know the name of the young man infected? His name is Winston Churchill, British Prime Minister who is famed. In this story we can see the law of sow and reap. Flemming sow a good, and he also reap a good. His dream was converted to become a doctor. Flemming found penicillin, which ultimately helps the Churchill’s life. Isn’t useless the scholarship awarded by Churchill’s father, right?
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One Response to “Sow and Reap”
By Ron Russell on Apr 1, 2009 | Reply
Life has many twist and turning and the farther we travel the more we see the connecting links to the past and to the future. All actions and events are linked together with each depending on the other for its being, its very existance.