The king and his minister

The King

Knowing always thank the gifts that come to us and made ​​also when things are going well nn call upon the Lord, however, the only way our lives will turn and everything will become different, read this story and you will understand.
A king of ancient times had a very wise minister that, whatever happened, say: "What God wants is for the best!" This is not always exclamation was receiving the approval of the king who did not have the same faith in God for his wise minister.
Once the king was wounded in battle and also at that time the minister ruled, as always: "What God wants is for the best!".
This time the king went on a rampage: how dare the minister say something like this, what could there ever be any good for him in being wounded?
And she did imprison the minister who accepted it without flinching that unjust punishment with her usual exclamation: "What God wants is for the best". [continue...]

Won the war, the king returned to his favorite pastime: hunting.
It was during a hunting trip, he rode into the forest, far away from his somewhat later, the king was suddenly surrounded by a gang of robbers, worshipers of the goddess Kali, which they used to offer a human sacrifice every year.
Fate would have it, this time the victim was the king himself, who was chained and taken to the temple.
But the sacrificial victim must be physically perfect and show no impairment of any kind, so when the priest of Kali noticed the wound the king decreed that this was not suitable to be sacrificed and left him free to return to his palace: the wound had saved his life!
The king realized that the minister had been right and he did immediately release and reintegrate into his office.
When the minister was in his presence, the king told him what happened and he added: "My wound was really for the best, because thanks to it have escaped death, but what have you gained you, that you've been locked up in prison?".
The minister replied, "Your Majesty, if I was not in prison, I would have been next to you in the forest, the bandits would have caught me, and also, since my body is intact, they would have sacrificed me to your place".
The king admired the wisdom of his minister and then held him in the highest regard.