Question

the joy of giving is always greater than the joy of receiving. write a few ways in which you can help your fellow human beings who are less fortunate than you .

Answer 1

Heya, here is your answer :

It has been well said that :

"We make a living by what we get,but we make a life by what we give."

True giving comes from the same place inside you as your deepest happiness. They are inexplicably intertwined.

A gift is something that is enjoyed twice. First by the giver who revels in the pleasure of giving something special and then also enjoyed by the person who receives the gift.

A very special form of giving takes the form of small, personal acts of kindness. Very often it is not money or belongings that people need, it's the things that can't be seen, such as advice reassurance, a kind word, compliments or a smile.

The act of giving doesn’t have to be limited to an exchange of presents at Christmas time or Birthdays. You can treat every person you come into contact with as someone who you can give a gift to.

Service to others always costs something—sometimes money, sometimes time, sometimes reputation, and almost always energy. See the price. Pay it anyway. And enjoy the return on investment.

Some of the ways in which we can help others who are less fortunate that us :

•We can donate money to a worthwhile charity that serves the poor.

• If you can't contribute financially, lend a hand. Volunteering your time and effort frees up money for charities to direct where it's needed most.

• Search your home for surplus items to donate such as clothing, school supplies and non-perishable food items. There's always the need for diapers and personal hygiene items such as soap and toothpaste.

Always remember :

"The happiest people in life are the givers, not the getters."

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Answer 2

It is always greater than receiving, as it brings contentment and happiness.

• The delight of giving, like an attitude of appreciation, leads to a better, healthier existence.
• In reality, giving triggers a chain of events in the brain that improve mood, reduce stress, improve general physical health, and increase self-esteem.
• True generosity springs from the same source within you as your highest joy. They've become inextricably linked. A gift is something that may be used more than once.
• The donor, who delights in the pleasure of providing something exceptional, is rewarded first, followed by the recipient. Fellow humans can be helped as -

1. Contributing financially or donating
2. Engaging them in activities that can serve as a financial medium for them
3. Giving them gifts or things of their need.
4. Meeting them often and spending time with them.
5. Protecting them from intimidators, and making them aware of legal rights.