TWO HALVES
Today I am reminded of what enlightened me a few years back.. and lead me into the memory lane - An old lady who used to sit opposite a Masjid near Milan subway in Mumbai.
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*Giving is living.* Give someone a smile to hang on to, give a hand to hold on to; give a shoulder to cry on, give a reason to lean on..
Moving on from there:
Charity. Just a good food for thought.
*A small charity is no big deal. It's a basic human duty.* Do it individually. One for one, one on one, ends up helping one and all. (Don't donate to NGO and wash your hands off, you be a one-man / one-woman NGO yourself and make the difference!)
I see this thus:
This world is divided broadly into 2 categories.
No, not male and female; not rich and poor; not 'ucch' and 'neech'; not 'harijan' and 'girijan'; not even Hindu and Muslim... *it's just the 'haves' and 'have-nots'.*
*Two halves.*
Haves and have-nots are not necessarily the rich and the poor. Haves are resourceful, viable, feasible and utilitarians. Have-nots are downtrodden, helpless, suppressed and needy.
*They both co-exist and co-exit.*
And hence,
Goodness of a 'have' is to GIVE so that a 'have-not' can LIVE. Godliness of a 'have-not' is to BLESS so that a 'have' can feel the BLISS.
If every 'have' takes care of one 'have-not', each of the have-nots is taken care of. And there by, half the world is taken care of.
And the other half?
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Isn't it then, a win-win situation?
Pick one. Make one. Today itself. His/her tomorrow is not far away. It's in your closed palms. Just open it. And hand it over. π»
"We are not born as humans, we are born to be humans."
Let's be.
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πΈ
*Giving is living.* Give someone a smile to hang on to, give a hand to hold on to; give a shoulder to cry on, give a reason to lean on..
Moving on from there:
Charity. Just a good food for thought.
*A small charity is no big deal. It's a basic human duty.* Do it individually. One for one, one on one, ends up helping one and all. (Don't donate to NGO and wash your hands off, you be a one-man / one-woman NGO yourself and make the difference!)
I see this thus:
This world is divided broadly into 2 categories.
No, not male and female; not rich and poor; not 'ucch' and 'neech'; not 'harijan' and 'girijan'; not even Hindu and Muslim... *it's just the 'haves' and 'have-nots'.*
*Two halves.*
Haves and have-nots are not necessarily the rich and the poor. Haves are resourceful, viable, feasible and utilitarians. Have-nots are downtrodden, helpless, suppressed and needy.
*They both co-exist and co-exit.*
And hence,
Goodness of a 'have' is to GIVE so that a 'have-not' can LIVE. Godliness of a 'have-not' is to BLESS so that a 'have' can feel the BLISS.
If every 'have' takes care of one 'have-not', each of the have-nots is taken care of. And there by, half the world is taken care of.
And the other half?
It can count its blessings.
Isn't it then, a win-win situation?
Pick one. Make one. Today itself. His/her tomorrow is not far away. It's in your closed palms. Just open it. And hand it over. π»
"We are not born as humans, we are born to be humans."
Let's be.
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The above write up is shared by a dear friend of mine Mr. Manohar Nayak - Bombay.
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