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Being a Natural Giver

We are all somehow inclined to want something in return when we give. However, the easiest thing you can do is learn to do things out of love, without expecting anything in return.

Next time you do someone a favor, do it without wanting anything back. Feel the joy of giving. If then you receive something in return, it will feel great; if not, it won’t be a big deal.

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“There is only one way to get love - if any: you have to stop demanding it and start giving love without any hope of getting anything in return."

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