Quotes About Selflessness

Fill your life by giving much more than accepting, learn how to live when you have nothing, you will realized to value small things in your life.

We only have one life, but many ways, in which we can live it, we can live for others or choose to live for ourselves.

Doing something without the intention of being appreciated for the work is the real attribute of human nature.

Helping someone because you want to is much more appreciated than helping someone because you have to.

Being truly thankful means: I acknowledge that what I have comes from someone else. I realize that I'm not entitled to it. I'm aware that not everyone has that blessing. I see the needs of others. I care enough to pray and act on their behalf.

DEAR LOVERS: give more than you receive. Ask less and do more. say less but show more. Value your partner and honor your commitment..

Relationships are great when it is we instead of me being used.. but when you continually hear the word, I . I . I ... you know it's time to say... bye ! bye! bye!

That is what revolutionaries do. We sacrifice ourselves to save others.

After all, harming others means you first harm yourself.

Charity should be done from the heart not from the pocket.

Giving what one does not possess is always a sign of charity.

God helps and also remembers those who help others before they help themselves.

He who shares the meat is always left with the bone.

One of the major reasons for the downfall in many relationships is; too much "me" in "we".

The hand which gives is far better than the one which receives.

There is no charity without love.

There is no harm in reminding your relatives and friends that it is better to give than to receive.

To give in order to receive is not to give, but to beg.

You can measure your desire for going to Heaven by what you have done to others.

You don't need to please everybody but the one whom you love more than anybody.

The number of elected officials who were willing to put the good of the country ahead of their own ego, and the success of their political party, was minuscule.

Christ does for us what we are too cowardly and unfaithful to do.

What kind of love was it that I felt when I was twenty? It is difficult to define - my physical passions were very weak then, perhaps because of a few years of great poverty and hard work. But my intellectual passions were strong, meaning that without asking anything in return, without wanting any pity, I wanted only to give, but not to receive. Foolish, wrong, exaggerated, proud, rash - for in love one must not only give, but also take; and, reversing it, one must not only take but also give.

I shall be glad to do all I can to make a success of what we began in the café, but I think that the primary condition on which success depends is to set aside all petty jealousies, for only union is strength. Surely the common interest is worth the sacrifice of that selfishness of every man for himself.