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Pride, Spiritual: The Story Of Gossamer
In his delightful children's book, Gossamer, Stephen Cosgrove tells
the story of an old, blind butterfly who helps a beautiful but vain
winter weasel learn that true beauty is found in the heart, not in the
mirror. The wise old butterfly had learned that lesson the hard way.
He himself had once been beautiful and vain, but one day he flew
toward a light to gaze on his own beauty, only to crash into a lamp
whose flame blinded him and singed his wings. Why do bad things look
so good? The story of Gossamer the butterfly suggests that pride
often plays a large role in the process.
