Soulful Sunday Edition|You are what you see!

I so clearly remember those childhood days when my mother, grandma & grandpa used to feed the staff at home or those leprosy community in my city which my mom was so attached to, on my birthdays, Christmas or sometimes on no occasions too.

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With all my innocence I used to watch people getting fed & giving blessings to us. My family’s definition of celebration was very simple – feed the poor.

I also remember mom’s words- “Ann daan se bada koi daan nahi hota beta” (“dear, there’s no bigger charity than feeding someone”). Back then I never realised the importance of these words until I experienced the same.

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To be honest it doesn’t matter how many are you feeding or how much you have to feed, the important thing that matters is the transparent intentions & efforts that you put in towards this deed.
 

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Even if we can feed one homeless/less privileged person to best of our abilities, trust me it makes huge difference to him!

You really don’t have to be a millionaire to bring a wide smile with a sparkle of happiness on someone’s face. I know many of us are already contributing to the society we live in & that’s what keeps the belief on humanity still alive.

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The idea of publishing this post was to inspire & keep getting inspired. We are ultimately what we see. We unconsciously learn so much in life watching different things around & this is why it’s so important to set the right example to the upcoming generation.

I hope the message is directly delivered to your hearts. 💕 Have a great Sunday friends. ☺

Till next time stay happy and fab!

– Shweta β™₯

35 comments

  1. Great message. Have a good Sunday.

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    1. Thank you ☺

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  2. Wonderful and highly inspiring Shweta!

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    1. Thanks lot πŸ™‚

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      1. Pleasure 😊

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  3. This was a great post! I actually posted about the homeless. I try to do what I can and I always wish I had done/could do more.

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    1. That’s great to know! I’m sure you’re surrounded by blessings πŸ™‚

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  4. Very inspiring post, Shweta πŸ™‚ Have a lovely week ahead πŸ™‚

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    1. Thanks & wish you the same Freda πŸ™‚

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  5. Truly a great, inspiring message my dear. Your family seems to be very kind and generous and I’m sure you are too. Your mom is right – there’s nothing greater than feeding the hungry πŸ‘πŸΌ

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    1. Thank you so much Shamira 😘 your comments always make me happy πŸ™‚ xoxo

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  6. That’s amazing & so inspiring! I’m glad I stumbled across your blog!
    Hugs

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    1. Thank you Divya πŸ™‚ So glad to hear from you! xoxo Keep visiting πŸ™‚

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      1. Of course Shweta!:)

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      2. Divya I’m unable to follow your blog… It says – unable to retrieve the blog! May be a technical glitch 😦

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      3. Oh! I’ll check and keep you updated! Thanks for letting me know:)

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      4. Hi Shweta
        Just checked & couldn’t really figure it out. Hopefully it works after some time:) Thanks a lot anyway πŸ™‚

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      5. I guess I need to check this out after logging in from my laptop… πŸ™‚ Hope to follow your blog soon πŸ™‚

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      6. Thanks Shweta! πŸ™‚

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  7. Problem with this world is not poverty ,its poor management ,according to me no one except a kid ,or a person who is terminally ill ,has got right to be fed without doing work ,don’t feed any beggar ,they are used to getting without efforts ,give them work ,after that give them money if they do that work .

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    1. I don’t think you read my post well, I mentioned under privileged not beggars. Everyone has their own way of treating that dark part of society that begs to live, I respect yours:)

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  8. Wonderful thoughts and lovely post ! Spread the love πŸ™‚

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    1. Thank you for connecting πŸ™‚

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      1. You sound like a great person ! Hope to share some interesting conversations πŸ™‚

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      2. I’m looking forward to the same πŸ™‚

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      3. πŸ‘πŸ˜Š

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  9. i didnt know u r spiritual themisshweta

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  10. Giving food is one of the simplest and better things to somebody who is hungry .. One they are satiated, the tummy has limits..

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  11. Shweta I agree with your mom’s words…..feeding the hungry is the best form of charity. So good to know about people doing such great service!

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  12. Maitreyi · · Reply

    I can clearly tell how much I will like you when I would meet you in real! Its the way you pour your thoughts. I’m myself a doctor and its indirectly a profession in which you can help so many poor people! But Im not happy as I gain money for helping them and there are limitations too, so Im going to be in some NGO too when I will have my PG specialization hehe πŸ™‚
    Its such a great feeling when you help them! I loved your post! KEEP WRITING AND KEEP INSPIRING AS PEOPLE LIKE YOU ARE NEEDED IN EACH CORNER OF THE WORLD!!

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    1. Thank you so much Maitreyi ❀️ this lovely comment of yours just made my day! And wow you’re in such a noble profession where you can serve humanity with no limits. I am truly glad that i met you here πŸ™‚ Wishing you a successful career and lots of love ❀️ xoxo

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      1. Maitreyi · ·

        Thanks a lot dear! I’m pretty much sure we will have a blast together hehe! 😊😊

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      2. 😊😊😊

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