Caring For You

With all the notes I've put up, it's my hope that you will do the things I've highlighted in them. Are you? I sure hope so. The reason I share these notes with you people is because I CARE for you people. The knowledge I've gained from the books I read can't just be kept to myself. Knowledge needs to be distributed - to be shared. If I leave it to stagnate in my head, what good is it but for me?

I dislike selfish people, I tell you that. (Well, if you're selfish by nature please do change yourself!) You may have the brains to solve complex problems, or the strength to do things others can't, but if you don't use it for the benefit of others what is it all worth but to yourself? In this world, selfish people are actually the ones who are getting left behind. They think it's all about them, that the Universe revolves around them. They even think they have the answers to everything. Poppycock, I say. You may have the answers, but not ALL of them! Beat that! XD

I admit I know quite a bit on motivation - mostly from what I read and what I face in Life. But when it comes to motivation, you're not just going to motivate yourself. To me, motivating yourself means motivating the people around you in the process. When you are doing something good for someone, many would make the choice to imprint it into their lives. And when they do it to others, the process repeats itself. Like I said before, we absorb both the good and the bad - but it's imperative that you absorb all the good stuff only.

Genuine care for each other is rare nowadays. Finding Good Samaritans who practise this is truly a rare chance, because the Good Samaritan principle is being exploited for all the wrong reasons. When you help someone, do you expect anything in return? The sad fact is, most of us do. The one thing about giving is that we give without wanting anything in return. Eventually, your good deeds will be rewarded - and the rewards are always worth more than gold! (They may even be worth their weight in gold!) You don't have to ask for anything. It will come to you, depending on the weight of your actions. Karma, I'd say.

Yes, I care for every one of you. I show that I care. I tell everybody I know I care - like what I'm doing now. I do admit I seek attention sometimes, but regardless of that what I feel for you people is sincere concern for your wellbeing - be it from the aspect of health, education, emotions, religion, etcetera. Me, I'd categorize myself as a "public lifter" because I lift people up with their knowledge. RJ is likened to be like this, too. But do note that there are also those who work "behind the scenes" - they care for you, but you don't know that they do. Mostly these kind of people are introverts; they lend a shoulder when you need it, they listen and don't say a lot, and they are always there for you in any kind of situation. For us public lifters, when we're there it means we will be showing our concern for you. For these people behind the scenes, just by being there they care for you. And I'm trying to be just like that.

It doesn't really matter if I tell you I care, really. Even when you're not aware of it, at least I care for you. And that will suffice. I make it a point to be concerned for every one I know. Of course there are times when I can't let myself be a 'kaypo' for certain reasons, but when you need a shoulder all you have to do is ask. And you'll definitely get it. =)

Cheers!