A visit to the heart
I have on occasion
being given the opportunity to see the heart of people, a situation that
presents itself very often for the good and for the bad. For instance, someone
in need asks for something you cannot provide them and immediately they begin
to curse and rail.
For such people, you
think, if for that moment where you felt the world should revolve around you
and it did not, maybe you could have considered that others have their own worlds
that revolves uniquely according to situations and circumstances in their own
lives which do not have to be answerable or accountable to yours.
Manage that attitude
Indeed, humanity
brings us together and we need each other much as we need to be beside
ourselves. People who may not have to share when you make demands on them does
not mean they are unkind, uncaring, or inhumane, they may just not have to give
at that time and they do not owe you a story or a reason why.
Then, we all have bad
days, rejection, humiliation, or unfulfilled desire might have accumulated into
a sense of despair that could end up being exhibited in unnecessary rottenness
to other innocent parties. They may be understanding of your situation or just
be quite put off. It just takes some consideration to walk a mile in the shoes
of another, with that perspective some unforeseen opportunity might arise.
Defined by goodness
Pleasantness,
thankfulness and gratitude are things I want to readily give regardless of
whether I have benefited or not. There is something about attitude that can
make people go the extra mile for you. I can remember some times when just
because of the nice response or exchange, I have gone out of my way to meet a
need, for out of the goodness in a person will flow goodness that engages and
out of the rottenness in a person, they repulse and close the doors to the
bowels of mercy.
Invariably, we are
reflection of the kind of responses we give, as the responses, gladden or hurt
others, we reap rewards and if still for the bad attitude we display, we still get goodness
from others, I hope the eyes of our hearts will see that and be thankful for
the fact that we have not been harshly judged when deserved. In all, let the
good show towards our being better people.
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