WHAT COULD WE DO FOR OUR FELLOW BEINGS



We are about 795 crores people living in this world today. All that we are enjoying today are the outcome of the hardwork of countless number of people. Even every grain of rice coming to our plates are the result of many thousands of people. When we get sick we take medicine and get healed. There may be efforts of generations behind every tablet or every drop of medicine that comfort us. Each one of us are highly indebted to many people lived here or living here. Are we thankful to those humans? Do we ever think about them?

Now, coming back to us. We are in this world, may be, for a few decades. If we look at our story, have we got anything in our mind that is worth to mention that we have done for our fellow beings. When we pass away from here, how many around us and how long will remember us.

Have we ever fed a hungry stranger with enough food? Have we ever sent sufficient food to a poor family of your area? Have we ever asked a tired poor one whether he is hungry?

Have we ever visited a poor patient in a hospital, offered some monetory and other help and consoled him?

Have we gave a poor person some new dress?

Have we ever provided a poor child books and other study materials and new dress before the school opening?

A day may come sooner or later when we leave all our money and other valuables as is where is and go away. Shall we become eligible for  drops of tears from a single stranger anywhere in the world or from some not so familiar people!

K V George 


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