Many years ago I heard a wonderful story about a great Jewish sage. Someone had written him a letter on the following lines. “I am in a state of deep...
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Imagine how wonderful our planet would be if each person on it would greet everyone with a smile. That means that wherever you go you would be met with a smile. Be part of the “Bring a smile to our planet” project. To become a member of this project, you don’t need to spend any money or fill out any forms. All you need to do is smile. Then watch the faces of those at whom you smile. Reinforce the smiles of others by telling them, “I appreciate your smiles,” or, “You look great when you smile.” By reinforcing this person’s smiling, you will set in motion a chain of smiles. The recipients of this person’s smiles will smile to more people, and those people will smile to even more people. You will be increasing the total amount of smiles on our planet. And that’s something we need a lot more of.
Think of someone who doesn’t smile very often. Then sensitively think of a way to bring a smile to that person’s face in a way that will be appreciated.
Rabbi Zelig Pliskin
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Giving Playlist
Giving impacts the giver more than the recipient.
By Rabbi Tzvi Sytner www.tzvisytner.com Courtesy of www.aish.com
Tony Robbins shares a powerful story.
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Momentum Founding Director Lori Palatnik shares how choosing our actions and reactions can transform our lives in extraordinary ways. In this episode, Lori shares why givers who expect nothing in return are happy people.
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This life insurance commercial from Thailand beautifully illustrates how helping others brings happiness to the giver and the receiver of the good deeds.
Courtesy of www.thaigoodstories.com
Orthodox Jews make up over 15% of the living kidney donors in the U.S. who give their kidney to a complete stranger. Here are some of those stories.
Courtesy of www.JewintheCity.com. Produced in collaboration with Renewal- www.life-renewal.org
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What are you really worth?
Courtesy of The ROHR Jewish Learning Institute www.myjli.com www.torahcafe.com