rich1.0exactly21 (npub1ur…c5xg0)https://nostr.ae/npub1urz9mvsuwmkenh8hequju335a0dmjtkl52u5hr2nxc3q4luu8laqzc5xg0njumphttps://nostr.aeA university professor traveled to visit the Zen master Nan-in to learn about wisdom. The professor spoke endlessly about philosophy, religion, and everything he had studied. He explained his own theories and opinions, barely pausing for breath. Quietly, Nan-in began pouring tea into the professor's cup. The cup filled to the top. But Nan-in kept pouring. Tea spilled over the rim, onto the table, and finally onto the floor. "Stop!" the professor cried. "The cup is already full." Nan-in set down the teapot and smiled. "Like this cup, your mind is full of your own ideas and assumptions. How can I show you wisdom unless you first empty your cup?" The professor fell silent. For the first time that day, he truly listened.