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Buddhism
Lesson 236

Lastly, the gift is large and the merit is large, when a wealthy man, in an unselfish spirit and with the wisdom of a Buddha, gives donations and founds institutions for the best of mankind to enlighten the minds of his fellow-men and to administer unto their needs.

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Lastly, the gift is large and the merit is large, when a wealthy man, in an unselfish spirit and with the wisdom of a Buddha, gives donations and founds institutions for the best of mankind to enlighten the minds of his fellow-men and to administer unto their needs.

Source The Gospel of Buddha, LXVIII, ยง1 ยท ๐Ÿ“– Read the full passage

โœจ To meditate on today

According to the Gospel of Buddha, the most fruitful gift is the one made without self-interest and with wisdom, so that others may in turn enlighten and support their fellow men. Today, discreetly support a person or a work that helps others (with a donation, a helping hand, a recommendation), without making it known.

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