I love giving and receiving equally. I went to the MMI course in London and learnt that we should welcome receiving with open arms rather than feel bad about it, it order to receive more of the things we want in our life. It was a good lesson.
Dear Sandra
Glad to hear from you. You have a lot of energy in the show personality and yourself. You are very useful for others.
You provide benefits to many people … π
Hi Hilal, that’s beautiful. As i want to be an inspirational speaker on stage in London, your words make me happy. Thank you. I can’t remember if you are subscribed to my http://www.youtube.com/user/quirkybooksTV channel? I am going to be doing Embrace Your Quirky videos throughout 2015.
People get busy sometimes its understandable i mean who really has time any more right? ( i do heehee but don’t say a word ) ^_^
Giving is really in tune with our religious scriptures. This may be in the form of meeting somebody’s need or giving some good advice. Receiving good advice or knowledge too pays in the long run, which could impact our life. We have to be judicial in what we have to receive and what to be shunned. Decision remains ours only.
Mr Harbans…
You are right about religious scriptures. Now it seems, and only now, new science is aware of the givology, Law of Attraction existence, or the existence of new knowledge about the matter, which is viewed from the standpoint of metaphysics, which granted ownership will increase ownership of everything for the giver … π
From my personal experience, whenever I’ve given something to a needy my Creator is kind enough to fulfill my needs without even asking. (I am sorry, I am breaking the code of not revealing secret – our left hand should not know what our right hand gives) yet example could be explained meaningfully and with complete exactitude if it is based on personal experience). javascript:void(0)
:))
Regards
comments or no comments doesn’t make any difference if the friendship bond is strong π we are there for you forever:)
Thanks for visiting and liking my blog. Wishing you all the best.
Yes… I like your blog… I hope will read some of your all interesting posts…. π
I love giving and receiving equally. I went to the MMI course in London and learnt that we should welcome receiving with open arms rather than feel bad about it, it order to receive more of the things we want in our life. It was a good lesson.
Dear Sandra
Glad to hear from you. You have a lot of energy in the show personality and yourself. You are very useful for others.
You provide benefits to many people … π
Hi Hilal, that’s beautiful. As i want to be an inspirational speaker on stage in London, your words make me happy. Thank you. I can’t remember if you are subscribed to my http://www.youtube.com/user/quirkybooksTV channel? I am going to be doing Embrace Your Quirky videos throughout 2015.
People get busy sometimes its understandable i mean who really has time any more right? ( i do heehee but don’t say a word ) ^_^
No longer have the time … because the human ability to divide time apparently decreased dramatically …… π π
Indeed who can argue with that my friend
Giving is really in tune with our religious scriptures. This may be in the form of meeting somebody’s need or giving some good advice. Receiving good advice or knowledge too pays in the long run, which could impact our life. We have to be judicial in what we have to receive and what to be shunned. Decision remains ours only.
Mr Harbans…
You are right about religious scriptures. Now it seems, and only now, new science is aware of the givology, Law of Attraction existence, or the existence of new knowledge about the matter, which is viewed from the standpoint of metaphysics, which granted ownership will increase ownership of everything for the giver … π
Wisely said sir.
From my personal experience, whenever I’ve given something to a needy my Creator is kind enough to fulfill my needs without even asking. (I am sorry, I am breaking the code of not revealing secret – our left hand should not know what our right hand gives) yet example could be explained meaningfully and with complete exactitude if it is based on personal experience). javascript:void(0)
:))
Regards
comments or no comments doesn’t make any difference if the friendship bond is strong π we are there for you forever:)
I like your comment, and basically, I like read what my friends think about anything in their life… π
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Thank You, Sir.
Best Wishes, Brother-