Quotes About Giving

For every dollar you give away, you'll get a hundred back. And for every buck you steal, you'll lose a thousand.

When someone is counting out gold for you, don't look at your hands, or the gold. Look at the giver.

Before death takes away what you are given, give away what there is to give.

The gift you can give to other people is allowing them to give you something.

Giving, not trading or selling, is the basis of success. The most rewarding thing you can do is just to give the world something good. And ultimately you will be paid so much more for that gift than it you had tried to trade it for something else.

Sabbath keeping is a way of ordering one's whole life to honor the rhythm of things--work and rest, fruitfulness and dormancy, giving and receiving, being and doing, activism and surrender. The day itself is set apart, devoted completely to rest, worship, and delighting in God and his good gifts. And the rest of the week must be lived in such a way a way as to make Sabbath possible.

You have not lived a perfect day, even though you have earned your money, unless you have done something for someone who will never be able to repay you.

Sen sevgiline ne verebilirsin sanki? Kalbini mi? Pekala, ikincisine? Gene mi o? Üçüncü ve dördüncüye de mi o?.. Atma be ada??m, kaç tane kalbin var senin?.. Hem biliyor musun, bu aptalca bir laft?r. Kalbin oldu?u yerde duruyor ve sen onu filana veya falana veriyorsun... Gö?sünü yararak o eti oradan ç?kar?r ve sevgilinin önüne atarsan o zaman kalbini vermi? olursun...

It's when you give something that you have very little of, that you truly give.

That whenever I felt like helping someone who was short of money, or otherwise in need, I never had to be told that I had no resources to do it with. And that I was never put in that position myself—of having to take something from someone else.

And keep in mind too that pain often comes in disguise—as drowsiness, fever, loss of appetite.… When you're bothered by things like that, remind yourself: "I'm giving in to pain.

Give what thou wilt, and take away what thou wilt, saith he that is well taught and truly modest, to Him that gives, and takes away. And it is not out of a stout and peremptory resolution, that he saith it, but in mere love, and humble submission.

The only wealth which you will keep forever is the wealth you have given away.

Not giving a hoot would be a luxury. It describes the fine, irreverent carelessness I myself would like to cultivate, in these and other matters.

In the moment just before giving, I am loved.

I buy licorice whips, jelly beans, many-layered blackballs with the seed in the middle, packages of fizzy sherbet you suck up through a straw. I dole them out equally, these offerings, these atonements, into the waiting hands of my friends. In the moment just before giving, I am loved.

The heart of the giver makes the gift dear and precious.

In matters of love: When giving, be generous! When taking, be thankful!

Two kinds of gratitude: The sudden kind we feel for what we take; the larger kind we feel for what we give.

The greatest gift one can give is thanksgiving. In giving gifts, we give what we can spare, but in giving thanks we give ourselves.

You can't get unless you give. And you have to give without wanting to get.

The best kind of giving is thanksgiving.

Thanksgiving, to be truly Thanksgiving, is first thanks, then giving.

You shouldn't just give during Christmas and Thanksgiving you should be giving all the time.