Tuesday, July 01, 2008
Two sides of the same coin
You may have heard that Giving should not be done out of pity or guilt.
How then, do you know if you are Giving for the right reasons.
Here is a quick check:
If you feel honored to give, then you know it is right.
If you feel blessed to give, then you know it is right.
If you feel grateful for the opportunity to give, then you know it is right.
Giving and Receiving are two sides of the same coin.
Without Giving there is no Receiving.
Without Receiving there is no Giving.
One gives or offers something to the Other.
While receiving, the receiver has given the "opportunity to be charitable" to the giver and
While giving, the giver has become the recipient of that opportunity.
The Giver is also the Receiver and Receiver is also the Giver.
How then, do you know if you are Giving for the right reasons.
Here is a quick check:
If you feel honored to give, then you know it is right.
If you feel blessed to give, then you know it is right.
If you feel grateful for the opportunity to give, then you know it is right.
Giving and Receiving are two sides of the same coin.
Without Giving there is no Receiving.
Without Receiving there is no Giving.
One gives or offers something to the Other.
While receiving, the receiver has given the "opportunity to be charitable" to the giver and
While giving, the giver has become the recipient of that opportunity.
The Giver is also the Receiver and Receiver is also the Giver.
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