The Bathtub

Found this post on another site and wanted to share this with you see what you thought.

'I recently visited a mental asylumn and I asked the director, "How do you know when a person needs to be institutionalized?"
He said, "Well, we fill a bathtub with water and we offer them a teaspoon, a teacup and a bucket and ask them to empty the tub."
I said, "I see...a normal person would choose the bucket because it is bigger."
He responded, "No. A normal person would pull the plug...would you like a bed by the window?'

~Many Blessings~

Excellent

LOL......

I would use the Bucket unless they specifically said i could pull the plug as an option.

~Many Blessings~

Very good, very witty, very clever.

Although one thing that i didn't understand as i read and posted this, was when they said Normal person, i realize its just another label. What actually defines a Normal person in Society. Is there even such a distinction? Some would most likely call me crazy, as i have heard voices from the other side, from Spirits, Spirit Guides, God, not with my ears but impressions in the mind. I have even got answers to questions that i had, does that mean im crazy? well maybe to some, but some would understand. Some would lean to the idea that i was not Normal. Being Sensitive & Open isn't easy at times, but at times its very wonderful. If you can overlook the labels they use in the above post, its just meant to be funny. According to my answer, and the post, shows i have some Patience, rather than using my Intellect lol

~Many Blessings~

A very good question Spirit-being, I can only assume being normal means you are one of the majority in society rather than one of the minority, as in 60% rather than the other 40% of the population
But saying that, if you follow this next statement, what is normal in one place, country, is ab-normal in another.

I've just seen a posting of an example, quote: "For example, an Eskimo may be “normal” at home, but would probably be looked as abnormal in any other part of the world."
Same can be said of customs, what is accepted as normal in ones own country would certainly be frowned on perhaps, here in the UK or your homes in the US. This subject realy is food for thought, and I'm sure other of our members could also shed some light on this subject, and maybe we will all arrive at the same conclusion in the end.
But I guess we are mainly refering to ones behaviour, actions and frame of mind.