Evolution of Love 2

A universally PROFOUND OBSERVATION

Prompt "It isn't what we say or think that defines us but what we do. " Jane Austen Write about this in your Blog entry today.

From the above prompt I am here highlighting a common phenomenon where people often prioritize their own interests over the needs of others and that defines us.

Instead of genuinely offering value, they disguise their needs and requirements as offerings, hoping to receive something or favours in return.

The Universal Principle: "Givers Gain"
As, the universal principle of *"Givers Gain"* suggests that when we give without expectations, we ultimately receive more in return.
This principle is rooted in the idea that giving is a form of planting seeds, which will eventually bear more than one fruit.

The Power of Selfless Giving
When we give without expectations,
we:
1. Build Trust: By showing that we're willing to give without expecting anything in return, we by default settings build trust with others. (Chances of these seeds sowing is you would likely get faster what you need is high, provided you don't expect from the...)
2. Create value: Selfless giving creates value for others, which can and will lead to meaningful relationships and OPPORTUNITIES.
(Opposite to value creation is when giving is poisoned with ego "I give" I; me & myself eg. Even in " 'I' love you" if I is prominent it's a vulgar display of integrity & character then love.)

3. Cultivate abundance: Giving without expectations can lead to an abundance mindset, where we focus on the value we CAN PROVIDE rather than what we can gain.

Planting Seeds of Kindness
As eloquently put , "giving is the seeds we plant." When we give selflessly, we're planting seeds of kindness, compassion, and generosity. These seeds will eventually grow into strong, meaningful relationships and a sense of fulfillment.

WHENEVER you give WITH expectations or implied FAVOURS OR returns and you don't get the EXPECTED returns or favour from "the same person", you feel miserable, cheated and used.

May THESE words inspire us to adopt a Mindset of selfless giving, planting seeds of kindness and compassion that will bear fruit for years to come as so eloquently written by Jane Austen.