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Actually this woman requires love and attention. It It names "gratitude". But it never will receive Thanks, love because demands them. She is convinced, what is it to it Is due.There are thousand the women similar to it, ill from "Ingratitude", loneliness and absence of attention from outside relatives. They thirst to be liked; but in this world there is only one way To deserve love - to cease to demand it and to start to give love, not Hoping for gratitude.
So the impractical idealists who are going woolgathering argue? Anything The similar. It simply common sense. It is a good way for you and for Me to find happiness of which we dream. I know. So was in mine To family. My mother and my father with pleasure helped another. We were poor, and Always we were overcome by debts. But despite it, my parents every year Managed to send money to an orphanage to Council Bluffs, staff Iowa. Mother and the father never visited this shelter. Possibly, nobody Thanked them for donations, - only the letter. But they were richly Are rewarded, as tested pleasure, assisting the small To children, without wishing and without expecting in the gratitude answer.
After my departure from the house I sent every year to the father and mother the check To Christmas also asked them to buy to itself on this money something pleasant. But they seldom spent this money for. When I came to them for Some days to Christmas, the father told to me that he has bought coal and Products for "one poor widow" who had many children and a little Money. What pleasure was tested by my parents, making these gifts, - Pleasure from that gave, without expecting anything in exchange!
I am assured that my father almost corresponded to the description of the ideal The person, made Aristotle - the person completely deserving The right fortunately. "The ideal person, - has told Aristotle, - tests Pleasure from that does blessings by another; but it is a shame to it to accept Blessing from others. Raised natures create good, the lowest natures Accept it ".
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