Help others = Help yourself
By victorhan
@victorhan (54)
China
August 16, 2008 3:19am CST
I was educated by of "Help others equal to help yourself". this words I realized until last few years. when I was a student, I do a lab, many problems occur, I don't know how solve it.thinking and thinking.At the same time, my partners ask me for a help. I directly go and happy to help him although my problem has no idea yet.Interesting is, after my partner's problem solved, I found a new idea for my problem. that's so good. I suddenly realized that "Help others equal to help yourself",it's very very true!! Do you think so?
2 responses
@sanjana_aslam (4187)
• Malaysia
16 Aug 08
My mother raised us with the same notion. One incident i remember the most was this religious begger, he used to come to our house everyday for lunch.. my mother used to serve him food for almost one year. when we came home from school we will see him in the house. Her reasons for doing this was "One day when we were out there somewhere, people will come to help you in times of need". There were so many other people that she feed with whichever manner she can
I believe her. While my brother was is unviersity, his girl friends parents took good care of him. When I was in the city working, my husband (then boyfriend) took care of me. My younger brother has his group of friends for him. Here I am not elobrating how. And am not elobrating other people but we saw that.
Even her prayers took care of us ...
@victorhan (54)
• China
16 Aug 08
it's really true.I also believe that. from my own experiences, I met many people who
can help me kindness because of my kindness help others. Thanks for your good sounds. and best wishes for you and your family.
@ppooja03 (67)
• India
16 Aug 08
Very true . helping others is the divine function .
when you involve yourself in helping others then you will realize how to tackle prbolem . you will get experience of new things . and experience is the best teacher .
i love to help others . inever hesitate when i m helping my frnds or unknowns .
