Quotes About Reciprocity

Be glad to Give as much as you Take.

R.W.Emersonas. Kompensacijos taisykl? paaiškino labai suprantamai: už visk? ka praleidote gavote kažk? kit? ir už visk? k? gavote kažk? praleidote.

Never ask anyone to do anything for you that you wouldn't do for him or her if the circumstances were reversed. There is a

Do not expect something for nothing. Be willing to give an equivalent value for all that you desire, and include in your plans a definite provision for doing so.

Now it may seem to be a peculiar trait, but the truth is that most people will not grant favors just to please others. If I ask you to render a service that will benefit me, without bringing you some corresponding advantage, you will not show much enthusiasm in granting that favor; you may refuse altogether if you have a plausible excuse for refusing.

You know you have influence when people start noticing your absence more than the presence of others.

Silver Rule (negative golden rule): Do not do to others what you would not like them to do to you. Note the difference from the Golden Rule, as the silver one prevents busybodies from attempting to run your life.

The Golden Rule wants you to Treat others the way you would like them to treat you. The more robust Silver Rule says Do not treat others the way you would not like them to treat you.

it is about the distortions of symmetry and reciprocity in life: if you have the rewards, you must also get some of the risks— not let others pay the price of your mistakes. If you inflict risk onto others and they are harmed, you need to pay some price for it.

Life's beauty: the kindest act toward you in your life may come from an outsider not interested in reciprocation.

establishing the principle that you need to eat what you feed others.

Stay human, take as much as you can, under the condition that you give more than you take.

It is those who use others who are the most upset when someone uses them.

Everything in religious law comes down to the refinements, applications, and interpretations of the Golden Rule, "Don't do unto others what you don't want them to do to you." This we saw was the logic behind Hammurabi's rule.

La Ley de Rodas establece que si se tira mercancía para aligerar la carga del barco, lo que se ha perdido para beneficio de todos debe recuperarse mediante la contribución de todos.

Just as you should treat others in the way you'd like to be treated, you would like to share the responsibility for events without unfairness and inequity.

Human beings owe a debt of love to one another because there is no other method of paying the debt of love and care which all of us owe to providence.

But I can tell you this: if you'd been the one in this fix, I'd have done the same for you.

We leave justice to the universe. And what rings out always echos back.

I will remember the hours of kisses our lips raw with love and how you offered me your cunt your soul your insides and how I answered offering you whatever was left of me

that both sides of an uncoerced exchange gain from it.

For I fear the Gods, and show hospitality to all strangers; knowing that good deeds, like evil ones, always return to those who do them.

you young ones . . ." 'Ask not what you can do for your country, but what your country has ever done for you?

the first law of demonology is that if you can see it, it can see you. But