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What we Give to the Being is More Important! - (4160)

What we give is always more important!


I, we, can forget that very practical truth.


We ask many things from the Being and that for us is important. But in the reality I respectfully think that what we give the Being is much more important.


From what we give to the Being, It can help us! The work and the good quality of the work that we do is what helps us and gives the Being the ability to help us. Without merit or cosmic capital it is hard to receive help. Cosmic capital is earnt always we are told, by giving. 


The best quality of giving, is when we give our spiritual work, investing several of our values and working with consistency and constancy. Then we can receive the best!


For our psychological well-being what we give is generally more important! When psychologically we  are positioned on the side of receiving we are worse off. That is the position to end up suffering and to be dependent and inevitably the one 'hard done by' i.e. the victim. 


To the work what we give is more important.


To the Law of karma what we give is much more important!


To any enterprise what we give is more important! Because as everyone says the more you put into something the more you get out of it.


To get ahead, the way is to give more than receive. If we receive more we will certainly never grow! If we give and receive the same amount we will never move forward either! Conclusion: give more to receive!


End (4160). 

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