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Elsy Mathew    
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2012 February 05

Getting back what you give.....


"He who seeks good finds goodwill, but evil comes to him who searches for it"

Those who know how to be merciful areman and women to be envied. They get back what they give. Psychologistsare always pointing out that our attitudes and emotions are contagious.Scripture puts the same truth in these words: "A man that hath friendsmust shew himself friendly" (Prov 18:24). And what's more, a mercifulattitude can encourage others to themselves bemerciful. People who aremerciful are not so apt to arouse harsh feelings or awakenenmities—they receive what they give.
Within the act of mercy is the power to effect change. When youdemonstrate mercy toward someone, it calls forth the same feeling tonesfrom the other person, and there will be an exchange that will reinforcethe importance of the quality of mercy in your own spirit. So you donot lose anything, for they, in turn, give you something of themselvesthat can enrich your life.
It does not always happen, of course, that the demonstration of mercyevokes a positive response in others, but whether it does or not, youare all the better for being merciful. The pay-off is in you. Have younoticed how a person with this quality always seems to have goodpersonal relationships? And when he or she has need of mercy fromothers, then it is instantly forthcoming—for as we give, so shall wereceive. And not only do they enjoy good personal relationships—theyenjoy (other things being equal) good physical health. The right thingmorally is always the healthy thing physically. For morality isone—whether it is written in our tissues, or whether it is written inthe Testaments.

Want a face-lift? Wear a smile.

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