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ZigOn Leaving A Trail

The parable has always been my favorite method of teaching. The reason is

simple: People remember the story, and when they remember the story they

remember the lesson the story provided. As an example, the greatest

storyteller of all time, the Carpenter from Galilee, told parable after

parable. Incidentally, two-thirds of them had to do with our physical and

financial well being.

One of my favorite parables (is) The Lamplighter. . . . " Some people come

into our lives and quickly go. Some stay for awhile and leave footprints on

our hearts--and we're never ever the same. . . .Sir Harry Lauder, the

ish humorist and singer, loved to tell about an old lamplighter in the

village where he lived as a boy. Each evening as dusk came, the old man would

make his rounds with his ladder and his light. He would put the ladder

against the lamppost, climb up and light the lamp, step back down, pick up

the ladder, and proceed to the next lamp. After awhile, said Sir Harry, he

would be down the street and out of sight. But I could always tell which way

he had gone from the lamps he had lighted and the glow he left behind. . . .

Life's highest tribute would be to live in such a way as to deserve the

words, 'I could always tell which way he went by the light he left behind.' "

Like the lamplighter, each one of us leaves a trail wherever we go. Our

responsibility, and surely our objective, is to leave a trail we would be

willing for our sons and daughters to follow and, in the process, make our

parents proud of the trail they left for us. Leave a good trail and not only

will your life be good, but so will the lives of those who follow.

.. . . Adapted from Zig's popular book Staying Up, Up, Up In A Down, Down

World. Look for a copy at your favorite bookstore.

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