I’ve got good news for you! The very act of giving your best in any situation can equally cultivate the best emotional satisfaction in your heart. Whatever form of help you extend to someone, be it service or something of value, you will undoubtedly receive something better in return.
Is there anything better than a simple “thank you” that is meant with sincerity? Or an appreciation that makes you feel needed and important? What about the smiles on other people’s faces for having made them feel equally important and cared for?
If your physical resources are limited, why not put your talent or creativity to work? Your urge to help those in need should inspire you to find ways in accumulating resources to actualize your intention. For example, you can come up with some worthwhile ideas to generate more money through fund raising programs. You may also give more of your time doing volunteer service.
In the process of giving your all, your cooperation, attention, and entire being need not be strained. You may get physically exhausted; but emotionally, you will be charged with a heart full of compliments, making you feel all-important. You will feel revitalized and invigorated. The new you will become more enthusiastic. All these occur because you love what you’re doing.
Let’s say you set your mind to work for a good cause. In doing so, you are actually tapping and activating power that promotes health in every corner of your physical, psychological, and emotional being. Your emotions will run high in a positive manner. You will feel sentimentally contented with what you are doing. You will also feel as though you’re the highest paid executive in the business; not because you’re being paid with money, but because you’re being paid with your own sense of fulfillment.
Oh yes………….when you give your all, the best will bounce back to you.
Copyright © 2007 Myles Saulibio
- Have just finished reading the piece on Normandy Landing.
Thank you for it, and for your compassion.
Believing that we have so many things in common, I want to exchange with you some stuff that I cannot put into AD. Would you be willing to exchange
e-mail addresses?
- Bill