The snake and the owner of the circus
A very famous fable by Emil Cerda
A fan came to me and said: “Emil, how do you get out of the bad comments unharmed?” To which I replied:
«Once upon a time there was a snake from Equatorial New Guinea, juggling a circus; One day, the owner fired her because “supposedly” she had bitten one of her interlocutors. The snake tried to defend itself by saying that it had not done so, however, it did not work out. A month later, the snake got a job at a magic and party products store; the owner of the circus where the snake worked, entered, and without realizing that the snake was working in that place, he asked for leeches and left the establishment. What nobody knows is that the owner bought leeches to put them under the seats of the spectators, and that they bite the spectators, and fire one by one of their employees from the circus just because, And so, entering new personnel because, consequently, they had “bad acts”».
Moral: If you know who you are, no matter the time or the noun, you will always know that those who speak badly about you, or want you evil, is because they have a mirage of themselves, and that you have, they would like to possess it.
