Compassion and Love, our inner strength

We find that if a person lives a very selfish life and is never concerned about the welfare of others, he will have few friends, and people will not take much notice of him.  At the time of his death, there will not be many people who will regret his passing.  Some deceptive and negative persons may be very powerful and wealthy, and therefore some people- for economic reasons and so forth- might portray themselves as friends, but they will speak against such person behind their back.  When these negative person die, these very same "friends" may rejoice at their death.

On the other hand, many people mourn and regret the death of a person who is very kind and always altruistic and who works for the benefit of others.  We find that altruism, as well as the person who possesses it, is regarded as the friend of all, and it becomes the object of veneration and respect by others.  ~H.H. Dalai Lama

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  1. matavai Aloiai

    July 11, 2013

    it is so beautiful:) all plants and trees are green…… its lovely, great environment, thats a great photo 🙂

  2. Pieter Hibma

    July 11, 2013

    Good morning, have a nice day and a wonderful weekend.

  3. Esperanza García

    July 11, 2013

    Que linda cascada . En medio de esa vegetación, es todo un arte .lo que es la naturaleza hermoso.

  4. vidya sagar

    July 11, 2013

    rightly said and be friendly and have postive attidue with all the people for success in our life. Nice lines u have presented sos. have a nice day friend.

  5. pskumar

    July 12, 2013

    yes,dearest jendhamuni..you are right..

  6. Ashima Dogra

    July 13, 2013

    Very true! post sister Jendhamuni sos 😀 i read somewhere you prefer your full name 😀

  7. Ashima Dogra

    July 13, 2013

    Very true! post sister Jendhamuni sos 😀 i read somewhere you prefer your full name 😀

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