The Water of Life

I really like this story he's about to tell.

The Water of Life, a fairy tale in the Grimm Brothers collection, tells of the customary trio of brothers, princes all.

The two oldest brothers are greedy and selfish.

The youngest is kind and caring.

How many people have tried reverse engineering something they're trying to manifest and in so doing closed off God, the universe, from entering into that? Mm-hmm.

But this brother is unable to rein in his arrogance and his ignorance of the many ways things might unfold or open up in life.

Of course, the dwarf in the fairy tales is no outer person either, but symbolic of the higher powers of the soul.

In this case, the selfish brother is unable to approach his own inner power, and feeling self oh sorry his inner power and feeling self with kindness and wisdom because of his arrogance the dwarf arranges for his path to enter an ever-narrowing ravine in which he eventually finds himself unable to go forward unable to go back, and unable to turn around, in a word, stuck.