Participating In The Pain Of Others

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Where there is noise, laughter and entertainment all participate and enjoy. But when person is sad, many times we respect the privacy of that person and leave her to be alone. Some may not like to be sympathized. They may love to bear their pain silently and may not like to be interrogated over. Even then intimate and true friends do participate in the pain and suffering of a person. I remember having read a thought of Mother Thesesa of Calcutta. We do so much business ouside and even become famouse outside by our social work, but we do not have time to look into the eyes of those who share our home and we have no courage to start a conversation with them. In many homes, there are people who share the joy but leave the person alone when she or he is handicapped. Sharing the feeling of the others, just looking into their eyes and giving them a gentle smile can erase the tears from the eyes of a person who suffers. God pays us back with so much blessings, when we show our goodness to those who cannot pay us back.