This is called humanity...

He who has a mind is a man. People from humanity. Human love is the ultimate love of man. When the Greek philosopher Aristotle defined a good man - the one who has virtue, he is the best among us, and the purpose of life is to acquire this virtue.

But we are educated people, who claim that education makes us human, illiteracy makes us inhuman, we don't think about how many of us are human, or inhuman human clothes.

We do not have introspection. More than that, our bodies show how beautiful our body is through the lens of the camera.

We never look at our life, work, thoughts. I don't think this life is going on, but I don't think about how our actions are going. More than that, how much the action of others bothers us, arouses violence, rages, his mind becomes preoccupied with analyzing his hair.

Mother Teresa tells a beautiful story of humanity.

He was then in Calcutta. One day a man came and said, a family near his house is in a lot of trouble, he has not been able to eat anything for a long time. Whether anything can be done for them.

Mother Teresa went to the family with some rice. You see, a Hindu family, eight members, have not eaten for a long time, there is nothing to eat. He gave the rice.

The family was very happy. Eyes brightened with joy for a moment. These two little rice are like the treasure of seven kings in this moment.

One day Mother Teresa saw the mother of a Hindu family splitting the rice.

He went out with one part. When she returned after a while, Mother Teresa asked her mother, "What did you do with the rest of the rice?" The mother said there was a Muslim family in the house next to hers. They, like them, have been starving for days. There is nothing to eat. He brought the other half of the rice to the family.

This is called humanity.