Give Love, Give Help

"Not everything must come back when you see the smile on someone's face as they say, 'thank you.' You will feel enriched, but often, people don't fully appreciate your actions or may not even be aware of what you've done. Do it anyway. It's always good to give when you can afford to."

In this article, we delve into the profound idea that giving enriches the soul, regardless of the recognition it receives. We'll explore a real-life scenario where an encounter between two friends, one affluent and the other less fortunate, sheds light on the true meaning of giving.

Giving is a universal act of kindness that knows no boundaries. The act of selflessly helping others not only benefits the recipient but also brings immense satisfaction to the giver. Even when gratitude isn't overtly expressed, the warmth of knowing you've made a difference is a reward in itself.

During a charity event with some friends, I happened to overhear a conversation between two acquaintances: one friend was wealthy, and the other was less financially fortunate. The less affluent friend asked, "Can you give as much as I do?" The response he received was a humble, "That's all I have to give." This brief exchange left a lasting impression on me, and I couldn't help but ponder the word "all."

The concept of "all" is subjective and goes beyond monetary values. It encompasses the willingness to give, the depth of compassion, and the desire to make a difference in someone else's life. It's not always about the quantity of what you give, but rather the sincerity and empathy behind your actions.

The wealthy friend's response, "That's all I have to give," may have been interpreted as a financial limitation. However, it reveals a deeper truth. True wealth lies not in the size of your bank account but in the richness of your heart. Giving from your heart, whether it's your time, knowledge, or resources, is a form of wealth that transcends material possessions.

In a world that often measures success by material gains, we mustn't forget the profound joy and fulfillment that comes from giving selflessly. The encounter between two friends, one with financial abundance and the other with a generous heart, teaches us that the essence of giving is not determined by what we possess but by the willingness to share what we have, no matter how little. So, let us continue to give, not because we expect something in return, but because we can afford to enrich the lives of others and, in turn, our own.

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Not everything must come back, when you see the smile when someone say, “thank you”. You will feel enriched, however, many time people don’t appreciate what you have done, or maybe not aware of what you just did. Do it anyway.

It’s always good to give, because you can afford.

I was doing some charity work with some friends, overheard a conversation, can you give as mush as I do? (It was 2 friends, one very rich and the other poor) The poor guy was telling the rich, that’s all I have, to give. I pondered for a while “all”.