Relationships are the cornerstone of our pleasure and well-being in life. “Who is helping you? Don’t forget them,” is a straightforward yet significant notion. Who is loving you? Don’t hate them. It serves as a reminder to value and adore those who support us with kindness, love, and trust: “Who is trusting you, don’t cheat them.”
When someone helps us, they are putting their time, energy, and concern into our lives. Forgetting them is a loss for us as much as for them since thankfulness fosters deeper, more lasting relationships.
When we are loved, we are shown unconditional acceptance and have light in our hearts; when we are hated, it hurts both of us and undermines the entire basis of love. And when we are trusted, people put their faith and trust in our honesty; betraying that trust damages our reputation and destroys relationships.
This golden rule perfectly reflects what Jesus teaches in Luke 6:31: “Do to others as you would have them do to you.” It exhorts us to live honourably, respectfully, and with empathy. Appreciating others who support, care for, and believe in us is a way for us to carry out God’s faithfulness and love. By remembering kindness, showing love, and upholding trust, we may create a life that is peaceful, dignified, and full of solid relationships that benefit both us and other people.
Yes!!! In life the relationship we build are the foundation of our well-being and happiness.
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