Food for thought:
A monk, in his travels, once found a precious stone and kept it. One day
he met a traveler, and when the monk opened his bag to share his provisions,
the traveler saw the jewel and asked the monk to give it to him. The monk
did so readily.
The traveler departed, overjoyed with the unexpected gift of the
precious stone that was enough to give him wealth and security for the rest of
his life. However, a few days later he came back in search of the monk, found
him, gave him back the stone, and entreated him. "Now, please give me
something much more precious than this stone, valuable as it is. Give me that
which enabled you to give it to me."
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