In addition to being kind to yourself and getting happiness, being kind to others will also bring you happiness. To be kind to others is to plant the seeds of happiness. When the seeds bloom and bear fruit, you will reap happiness.
One day, a poor little boy was selling goods door to door in order to save enough for tuition. After working hard all day, he felt very hungry, but after searching all over his body, he found only a dime. What to do? He decided to beg for food from the next family.
When a beautiful little girl opened the door, the little boy was a little overwhelmed. He did not beg for food, but only begged for a sip of water. The girl saw that he was hungry, so she gave him a large glass of milk. The boy slowly drank the milk and asked: "How much should I pay?" The girl replied: "You don't have to pay a penny. Mom teaches us to show love without expecting anything in return." The boy said: "Then, Please accept my heartfelt thanks!" After saying that, the boy left the house. At this time, he not only felt full of energy, but also saw God nodding and smiling at him.
In fact, the boy originally planned to drop out of school, but after drinking the full glass of milk given to him by the little girl, he gave up this idea.
A few years later, the beautiful girl suffered from a rare and serious illness, and the local doctors were helpless. Finally, she was transferred to a big city for treatment and received consultation and treatment from experts.
The little boy back then is now the famous Dr. Pete, and he also participated in the formulation of the treatment plan. When he saw the patient's origin written in the medical record, a strange thought suddenly flashed through his mind, and he immediately got up and went straight to the ward.
Arriving at the ward, Dr. Pitt immediately recognized the patient lying on the bed as the benefactor who had helped him. He returned to his office, determined to do all he could to cure his benefactor's illness. From that day on, he took special care of the patient. After hard work, the operation was successful. Dr. Peter asked for the medical bill to be sent to him, and he signed it.
When the medical bill was delivered to this special patient, she did not dare to read it because she was sure that the cost of treatment would cost her all her fortune. Finally, she mustered up the courage and opened the medical expense notice. The small line of words next to it caught her attention, and she read it out softly: "Medical expenses---a full glass of milk. Dr. Pete."
I'm afraid that even The little girl herself couldn't believe that a glass full of milk saved her life a few years later. In real life, many people never realize that when they help others, they are actually helping themselves. When a person helps others, he has invested his feelings invisibly. Others will always remember your help, and they will take the initiative to repay you whenever they have the opportunity.
Therefore, any kind of sincere and broad love will get its due return in reality. Being kind to others is equivalent to being kind to yourself. The Buddha said: "Saving one life is better than building a seven-level pagoda."
