Armenian Tale
The King and the Weaver
Life experience is often more valuable than theories from books. Sometimes even the poor weaver can be smarter than the sages at the imperial court, who are generously paid for their services.
Once upon a time, on the distant, sunlit island of Cyprus, there lived a man called
He wasn’t actually conceited, it was more out of fear and insecurity. But insecurity and conceit often manifest themselves in similar ways.
So Pygmalion shut himself off from the world in his sculpture workshop and spent his days chiseling and
One day Pygmalion had the idea that he could carve a human to live in this world of his. The people out in the real world seemed so imperfect and flawed to him. He longed for the ideal, for excellence, for sheer beauty. So one morning he began to carve a woman out of
He carved for many days and nights. He didn’t sleep, he didn’t eat, he didn’t drink. He was extremely…