Quotes About Generosity

I want to give back all the love and care that I have received over the years from so many people.

I want success for so many people. I couldn't give a crap about myself.

Be the guy people want to do things for.

There is no more expensive thing than a free gift.

Dado que ambos buscan, antes que nada, prestarse mutuos servicios, quien propicia la ocasión es el más generoso, pues ofrece a su amigo la satisfacción de realizar lo que más desea.

Cada uno de nosotros es más rico de lo que piensa, pero se nos habitúa al préstamo y a la mendicidad; se nos acostumbra a servirnos de lo ajeno más que de lo nuestro.

Cada uno de nosotros es más rico de lo que piensa, pero se nos habitúa al préstamo y a la mendicidad; se nos acostumbra a servirnos de lo ajeno más que de lo nuestro. En nada acierta el hombre detenerse en el preciso punto de su necesidad: en goces, riqueza y poderío abraza más de lo que puede estrechar; su avidez es incapaz de moderación. Yo

Look, tithing doesn't make you broke. Living above your means (and spending your tithe) makes you broke.

The Master lives within everyone. When you give food to the one who is starving, when you give water to the one who is thirsty, when you cover the one who is cold, you give your love to the Master.

What makes you happy is love coming out of you. And if you are generous with your love, everyone is going to love you. You are never going to be alone if you are generous. If you are selfish, you are always going to be alone, and there is no one to blame but you. Your generosity will open all the doors, not your selfishness. Selfishness

love is nothing but a perfect balance between gratitude and generosity.

The Master replied, "Yes, I am here, but I was here before. I was hungry, and you fulfilled my need for food. I was thirsty, and you gave me the wine. I was cold, and you covered me with clothes. Whatever you do for others, you do for me.

My best students are still hunters, but they feed on different foods now. They were one thing, and now they're something else. They are loyal to the human, creating realities based on gratitude and generosity. Where the mind used to control and to punish, now it serves. Where it may have behaved like a villain, now it's a hero. Where once it craved only poison, now it has a taste for nectar.

Hello, there, young'uns! he said, squeezing the cubs in a big bear hug. Are you ready for our great Thanksgiving feast? Yes, Gramps, said Sister. But, you know, we should also think about all our Thanksgiving blessings. I always do! said Gramps, leading them inside and into the kitchen. And the Thanksgiving blessing I think about most is Grizzly Gran, herself--the best cook in Bear Country! Now, Gramps, scolded Gran. Stop your nonsense and help get the food on.

It's a shame there aren't any Native Bears here to share it with us, said Brother. Never fear, said Gramps, seating himself at the head of the table. My great, great grandmother was one-quarter Native Bear and I am ready to share. Let's eat!

I walk on, wondering how the people who have the least to give are often the ones who give the most.

Go on living . . . and be kind to one another . .

If you are extremely generous, greed will run away.

Everything in life is about sharing; it is part of the human condition

We learn many virtues in our Christian families. Above all, we learn to love, asking nothing in return.

We have so much love to give, and the more that we give, the more we receive.

How much good can you do today? How much love can you give? How much care and kind attention?

I collect cigars. I love giving 'em away to people that really enjoy 'em, and I could think of no better place than West Point!

Love more and openly.