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Gratefulness
I can contribute to the great fullness of life by counting my blessings daily. I touch my legs and my hands and thank them for helping me walk all the miles to work, carry and lift things without really asking anyone for help. It is indeed amazing how much we take things for granted not until we loose them. Imagine how many places your legs have taken you to since you started walking and how many things you have done with your hands from childhood. Finally, works of compassion, forgiveness, s...
I can contribute to the great fullness of life by counting my blessings daily. I touch my legs and my hands and thank them for helping me walk all the miles to work, carry and lift things without really asking anyone for help. It is indeed amazing how much we take things for granted not until we loose them. Imagine how many places your legs have taken you to since you started walking and how many things you have done with your hands from childhood. Finally, works of compassion, forgiveness, selflessness, love and kindness are my greatest contributions to great fullness of life.
My primary way of showing others that I care about them is picking up my phone and checking on them regularly. I also give people my time attending to their needs. Service to humanity is the best work of life for me, so my service to others is the best way I show them how much I care about them.
When I hear about friends, colleagues and family members dying in their very young age without any history of sickness, I cannot but begin to treasure this life of vanity. And when i think about coming close to dying in a lake, I begin to treasure this life of nothingness.
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