Monday, July 4, 2016

Reciprocity

This is an introduction to the seven lessons reciprocity/ a social norm. unlike other teachers of this theory, the background and relevant examples are drawn mainly from the sacred scripture. Enjoy this story below: A very poor man lived with his wife whose hair was so long it touched the waist. One day the wife asked her husband to buy her a comb for her long hair so that it can continue to
grow well and to be well groomed. The man felt sorry and said he didn't... have money even to fix the strap of his watch which had just broken. The wife did not insist. On his way to work the man passed by a watch shop, sold his damaged watch at a low price and went to buy a comb for his wife. He came back home in the evening with a comb in his  hand ready to give to his wife. He was surprised to see his wife with very short hair. She had cut and sold her hair and bought a brand new watch for her husband. Tears flowed simultaneously
from their eyes, not for the futility of their actions, but for the reciprocity of their love. Love is when the other person's happiness is more important than your own. Give love and show love where it matters and let it be the God centered love. Spread some good love and know that, God is love.
... if interested in reciprocity email me.

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  2. That's a wonderful work you are doing my brother, Fr. Nonde. May God bless you and pray for us who are still in formation.

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  3. Thank you my brother. God bless you too, I was at the tomb of St. Arnold Janssen. Steyl has a good place to visit.

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