Emperors three questions

The Emperor’s Three Question In the story “The Emperor’s Three Questions”, the emperor seeks wisdom through the answers to his three questions. He asks his people but is not satisfied. One man in his village advised to make a strict timed schedule and to follow it by the second. Consecrating every hour, day, month and year on every task or plans he planned to do. That way only then could he hope to do every task right. Another said if he wanted to know ahead of time he should consult magicians and soothsayers. Saying some matters required immediate decision and could not wait for a consultation. Just by these two examples alone he should see that everyone thinks differently has different opinions on the same questions. Everyone has their own beliefs; think differently and simply see life in their own unique ways. Finding a true answer for yourself does not just take asking multiple people and seeing what one out of the best answers fits him best but by discovering it all on his own. When the emperor goes to visit the hermit the hermit is digging a garden in front of his hut. The hermit just nodded his head greeting the emperor and continued digging. The emperor immediately asks the hermit for the favor but the hermit listened attentively but only patted the emperor on the shoulder and continued digging. The emperor seen he was an old man and was obviously tired. So the emperor took over and continued to dig. One hour passed then two did and the emperor continued to dig then finally asked the hermit his questions again. I think the emperor thought that by him doing him a favor he would return it and answer his questions. But the hermit still wouldn’t answer.
Suddenly a wounded man ran between the trees and the emperor and the hermit without hesitation helped the man. The emperor cleaned the man’s wound with his own shirt. He kept cleaning his wound until it stopped bleeding. He also ran down to the stream and brought the injured man a jug of fresh