Parable: Time to look at the sky

Once Rabbi Nachman was looking out the window over the market square and saw one of his disciples, a certain Hiekel. That was very Horny. Nachman called out to him and invited him to enter the house and talk.
- Tell me Hiekel, started a conversation Nachman, have you seen the sky today?
- No, Rabbi, I was not before.
And the street, Hiekel, have you seen outside today?
- Yes, Rabbi.
- What you saw, tell me.
Well, I've seen people... horses... carts. I have seen traders who touted their goods and waving her hands... Arguing for some reason peasants... Darting hither and thither of men and women...
- Oh, Hiekel, Hiekel, - shook his head Nachman, and in fifty years, a hundred, this place is a street, and the market will be. Other crews will drive other people, other traders will be waving his arms, and the other peasants will argue among themselves. But neither me, nor you, Hiekel, will be gone. So tell me, what's the point in all this running around, if you don't have time just look at the sky?