Readers Comments
Rec_1991 wrote: Nice story. Totally makes sense. This should be applied to all areas in life. There is a sanskrit prayer, sarve bhavantu shukhinah. , which means may all be happy. One can pray for his or her happiness but, true happiness arrives only when we pray for others happiness. :)
Sydney wrote: I love the sentiment behind this story. It's so true!
sethi wrote: Thanks for this beautiful post. Sharing and caring for one another should be a part of everybod y's life.
ုုုုုုုKoung Loon wrote: I feel very good today and i will tell the people about this story at least once a day and also thanks to lovebug.
Peruse Khachoyan wrote: How true! The last line says it all: ". For the welfare of each is bound up with the welfare of all. "
Some believe we are our brothers' and sisters' keepers. Perhaps a greater realization is that we are our brothers and our sisters, each and all a single entity of innumerable embodiments. To be unkind to anyone, therefore, is tantamount to being unkind to oneself. True self-interest must include care of and for others.
Thank you for sharing this powerful story!
Some believe we are our brothers' and sisters' keepers. Perhaps a greater realization is that we are our brothers and our sisters, each and all a single entity of innumerable embodiments. To be unkind to anyone, therefore, is tantamount to being unkind to oneself. True self-interest must include care of and for others.
Thank you for sharing this powerful story!
falsemonkeypuzzl wrote: What a lovely allegory.
jaya wrote: Hey you have lifted my spirits.
Thanks for sharing such a wonderful story.
Thanks for sharing such a wonderful story.
Kishan wrote: Fantastic !!!
ecochic wrote: Thats a good way of looking at things! :) Thanx!
Tigerlily wrote: Thank you for sharing. Simply lovely.
