ME, MYSELF and I Following Gem Answers #2 about real giving, is my controversial “What’s in it for me?” message. I have yet to learn to generously give without expecting anything in return. I have yet to learn to be motivated in doing things, with 100% unselfish intentions, with no excuses, no explanations, no justifications, no side-comments, but simply because I LOVE. I have yet to move forward from admiring to actualizing admirable traits of Mother Theresa and the persons in my lifetime who are able to give without counting the cost, who are able to sacrifice for a friend, family and even strangers, who are able to love unconditionally. BEST yet, to really recognize, appreciate and be really grateful for God’s outpouring blessings upon me and my family and the people He has sent to teach me to love and be real generous without “What’s in it for me?” thinking. “AS YOU SOW, SO SHALL YOU REAP.” Simple, right? And we know it too? But do we really? Reading Thomas Willhite'...
Belated happy Mother's Day!!!
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When we forgive ourselves we throw away the bitterness in our heart and we have less chance of being critical to others.
ReplyDeleteWe should not see other peoples wrong nor criticize them. Mind our own business. Happy mothers day!
ReplyDeleteBelated happy mother's day to your mom. Another love filled post from a proud daughter!:)
ReplyDeleteyeah most of the time we are bitter to other people and we realize later on the main root is within us. Once we try to analyze it we will know that we have to solve something from within and once we have forgiven ourselves it will come out naturally and we will stop criticizing others. ;)
ReplyDeleteBelated happy mother's day po!
ReplyDeleteMother always never fails in educating her children. She doesn't want them to be led astray. Mother is the best of all!
ReplyDeletebelated happy mother's day. :)
ReplyDeletewe really have to be good to ourselves so that it would be easier for us to be good to others.
Our hearts may be tainted with hate sometimes...
ReplyDeletebut when we learn how to soften its hardness,
we will find it easier to forgive and forget.
When we forgive ourselves, we STOP criticizing other people.
ReplyDelete>> very nice quote. It reminds everyone on being humble and minding one's business.
Belated Happy Mothers Day.. :)
ReplyDeleteBelated happy mothers day, and I agree with the first quote.
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