The Kindness Chain

--by amitmjuvekar, posted Jul 16, 2009

When I was studying, I used to work part time after school. We were actually poor. In the office where I used to work one person gave me money to attend classes so that I could learn and make myself a better person!

He didn't want anything in return and he always treated that money as a gift. When I tried to return the money to him later he said, "Keep it as a loan with you; when you come across a needy person help him like I helped you!"

I used that money and added some of my own and managed to help two people. Those two people managed to help four people! I do not know how long the chain is now but that is how it works! It is multiplying and imagine all this is done without any fuss or clamouring for credit!

You help only those whom you want to. There is no force. You may decide not to help also, but I have not met anybody who has received favours and has not done an act of kindness.

Start a chain today! Education is the best gift you can give!

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Posted by amitmjuvekar
Jul 16, 2009
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Shannyn wrote: Very amazing chain ; lets continue it :)

NAVAL wrote: Very nice sir! Inspiring!

manasi wrote: Wow cachu, what an experience!

darshan wrote: What a nice chain! Unbreakable, i would say!

FWhiteC wrote: Truely inspirin

AshleyMarie wrote: You have a beautiful soul.

wayfarer wrote: Amit, there is so much wisdom and hope for us all in your story. Thank you for that.

vsoul wrote: What a simple yet powerful way of reaching out. Thanks alot Amit for sharing. You deserve pat as you had gratititude and you diod not forget you roots. Well done man !!!!

AURELIA wrote: Marvelous! :0) Thank you for sharing such an uplifting story with proof that Kindness does have a Ripple Effect! It keeps going and going and going...Congratulations on taking your educations seriously and also for helping others :0) ~Aurelia

onefish2fish wrote: Wonderful!! that is what it is all about! ~Stacey

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