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Good afternoon, dear noisers. Today I began my reflection with a biblical passage that came to my mind while I was analyzing myself: "Give and it will be given to you, good measure, pressed and shaken they will give in your lap. Because with the same rod that you measure, they will measure you again" This is a universal principle that has worked from the beginning; If someone wants a field full of wheat, corn, or any other product of the earth, he must first sow it in equal proportions, and if you want to receive much more than what you have sown, you must work, plow and fertilize the land, without exception. This principle can be explained differently, as Napoleon Hill did in his time: "Whoever tries to get something for nothing, in the end, will end up getting nothing for something" No one can get ahead in life without helping others or being helped by someone. The scale of life is perfect and very balanced in this sense: Put your desires and aspirations on one side and on the other side wait to see what you are going to put to balance it, and determine if what you want to give in return is worth it. The Universe will always take care of giving you exactly what you have given to others. We, as human beings in constant growth in search of our life purpose, must focus on doing productive things, being generous with the time and talent were given to ourselves to distinguish ourselves from the vast majority who only seek to obtain benefits through giving nothing. Now, breaking down the initial text which is found in the Gospel of Luke 6:38 we see: "If you want them to GIVE you a good, tight and shaken measure on your lap, the best thing is that you GIVE it first. Because they will always measure you with what you used to measure " Our actions in life are like a Boomerang, no matter how hard you throw it ... it will always return to your hands, therefore, take a good look at what actions you do with the tools you have received to help and bless others.

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