Hi
It’s Christmas time. Let’s take a look at another
story from The Holy Bible. It is about the Golden Rule, “Do unto others what you want
others would have unto you.” Treat others in the same way you want them
to treat you. Do not behave in any way that you don't want others to behave
with you. The story of David and Goliath shows the way….
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The Golden Rule
Goliath was a huge giant of about
10 feet height troubling King Saul, his army, and his people. They were all
terrified of him. No body dared fighting Goliath. But David, having faith in
the God, fought and killed Goliath. But, he never expected anything in return. However,
King Saul was jealous of David as people were liking David more than they like
him. He tried to kill David several times, but David escaped. One time, David
had an opportunity to take Saul’s life. But he did not kill him. He had no
intention of harming him. He did not seek any revenge. He did not like to be
unkind just because Saul was unkind to him. He rather wanted to be kind to Saul
as he wanted Saul to be kind to him too.
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Whenever you are kind and caring for others, you
are living the Golden rule. It is being
good not for any rewards, but for just goodness sake. All acts of kindness and gestures of goodness
at home and office would mean that we are willing to accept the responsibility
to act in a kind way. The Golden Rule can be a great crosscheck for anyone to
ask oneself before doing anything – Is this what I would like others also do to
me, say to me, treat me, behave with me?
With love and regards,
Siva
2 comments:
You have such an interesting blog. Thanks for sharing, I enjoyed reading your posts. All the best for your future blogging journey.
Thank you Sridhar. So kind and nice of you for inspiring me with your kind comments on my blog. Shall continue to share my learning through my posts.
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