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By  AncyAlex Pulimoottil







The purpose of life is not to be happy.
It is to be useful, to be honorable, to be compassionate, to have it make some difference that you have lived and lived well.

When we help others, it gives them a chance to shine, and you never know just how much that could mean to them when they are feeling low.

Helping others while expecting nothing in return can bring lasting happiness.

It can help you build long-lasting relationships, open more doors for you, and bring meaningful success.


Helping others should come naturally. It shouldn’t be a question of “why should I do it”, but “how can I do it”.

Some people are less fortunate; life is not kind to all of us. While you might be lucky enough to live a comfortable life, others don’t have a roof over their head or food to put on the table. You won’t be able to help everyone in need, but your gesture, no matter how small, will definitely make a difference.

Helping others is not always about giving them money or material things. Some people just need a shoulder to cry on or some good advice.


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