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Aladin:

--- Quote from: Lord Heinz on December 17, 2014, 01:38:48 PM ---
Thank you for reading.

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Thank you for sharing!
Beautiful story.

When I find time then I will share mine personal story.

coastlights:

--- Quote from: Lord Heinz on December 07, 2014, 12:17:34 AM ---It would indeed be a beautiful thing.
Generosity cannot be forced it has to be a natural action or else you simply get the hypocrisy prevalent in society today.

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oh cool

Jack Trippa 3z company ho:
Yes good story Heinz.

John Lear always talked about giving your best tomatoes to your neighbor (for those of us who actually garden).

daytondanger:
Since you mention Lear, here is a little gem for you by Otis Carr:

projectcamelot.org/dimensions_of_mystery_otis_carr.pdf

Read attentively.

Desert Lord:

--- Quote from: Matty on December 15, 2014, 02:01:57 PM ---problem with being 'generous' with other 'considerations', normally to be seen to be generous, like with a lot of rich people, is that it's not purifying in the sense that true generosity is. not that anyone much cares about that, it's still a net positive, but someone giving purely because they take joy in the happyness or others is a different thing. we could argue whether altruism actually exists, but you know when peeps are giving money then wanting 'visibility', connections of good press for it, it's obvious they want to get something back for it, however small or insignificant. most true acts of kindness go unseen, they don't require compensation.

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true, but i think that's not the "generosity" that heinz meant...it's fake generousity

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