
A seeker climbed the hill with many questions.
At the top, the master made tea.
The seeker was restless.
“I need answers,” he said.
But the master only measured the leaves,
waited for the water to murmur,
and poured a steady ribbon into the cup.
“Why so slow?” the seeker asked.
“I thirst.”
The master said softly:
“The way you pour shapes what you drink.
If I rush, the tea is unsettled.
If I pour with care,
the taste will return you to yourself.”
We carry our seeking the same way.
Fast. Thirsty.
Certain the answer is somewhere ahead.
But some things will not be hurried.
They fill in their own time.
The care is not only in reaching.
It is in the pouring.
As the week ends,
there is no need to hurry.
Your inner cup will fill in its own time.
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