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To give is a natural human impulse. Fear of scarcity causes us to try and accumulate things for ourselves and our loved ones. However, we’ve all experienced moments when we were able to contribute and stopped to share. Who can explain why we sometimes step forward to relieve someone’s suffering or make their life a tiny bit better? It just happens – and when it does, a little more love is released into the world.
What Happens when you give You feel more connected to the world Reflect on Amanda Palmer's words on the beauty of giving your art to others You start to feel more grateful You get back in unexpected ways Listen to Peter Singer's talk on effective giving Watch Mark Boyle's wonderful talk on moneyless living Enjoy Charles Eisenstein's talk about stepping into the gift "Give without any expectation of receiving, without a moment’s thought of credit or debt, and you will receive whatever you need when you need it." Mark Boyle
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