Welcome to the Joy of Giving in 2012 - a glorious New Year for us to make new beginnings, leave the baggage of the past behind and get a fresh perspective on life!
In this New Year, what better card can we have, than the following one?
In this world of increasing intolerance and religious fanaticism, this should serve as a reminder of how all faiths are ultimately aimed at the same thing - to make us better humans, inspire us to follow the path of humanity, tolerance, love and brotherhood.
Hope we actually follow this card and write our experiences.
New to the Joy of Giving? Here's what you can do:
Go to the page titled Joy Of Giving where I have posted all the cards selected so far. Those of you who'd like to start this exercise from the beginning, do check it out, choose the card you like, and follow the instructions!
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To join the Joy of Giving right away just follow the cards every week and post your experiences in a public forum - your own blog, note on FaceBook - or leave your story in the comment section of this blog.
To know how it started click here.
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DO spread the message of this unique movement. Encourage your friends to start following the cards and spreading joy... Do remember to tag me in your posts...
4 comments:
Interesting.... Will definetely try out a place that would be tolerant....
Hey JS! Do write in your experience ...
On Sundays I go to church. Usually its a family affair. I have been staying alone as a 'forced'bachelor for a year or so now. The first of my Sunday church visit during this stay was in the company of a friend who is normally not a devout believer(irrespective of religion). And after the Mass, we decided to do the rounds of the nearby temple and Gurudwara as well, more out of curiosity than religious fervour.
The experience of that visit was such that, on all succeeding Sundays, I made the same rounds...and still do.
Jae.
my post-
my post you can use it aunty! :)
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