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August 20, 2026, 09:22:49 PM
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I sincerely don't know the right board to post this but since it is a view of mankind, I decided that the discussions involved in the societies too is relative to my thoughts.
I was thinking if anyone can intellectually have same mindset with me that the phrase that says giver's never lack  is nature of life that seems reality.
In the same vein, when you begin to elevate and glowing as much as you are giving and you forgot to also make plans ahead of your retirement there in the future, there would surely going to be a lot to regret from your past because your failure to invest becomes your doom crippling your financial status.
Maybe somewhere in the future the worse unforgettable story of your life will be how much you have helped people and no one wants to help you while you are responsible of your predicaments over lost of self control and lack of responsible plans.

Giver's never lack lies in the equations of Goals + Efforts + Opportunity + Durations.
While the future remains inevitable, living on concious keeps you balance and ready for the critical terms of inflations and retirements.
This statement is more about the principle of generosity rather than financial guarantee that givers never lack.  Helping others in their difficult time help you build strong relationships, goodwill and trust but that thing cannot save someone from having financial trouble in future. If you do not have savings or you have not done any investment, then no one can save you from having financial problems in future. It is good to help others when they need it, but one should also have savings for themselves and should invest in some sort of assets. The better approach is to have balance between both being generous and having financial security for yourself. Does not make someone selfish. Is good to be financially independent rather than depending on someone else for your needs.

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Today at 06:56:38 AM
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To me, to be generous isn't a bad thing rather generosity is a good thing, but that don't mean that it should replace planning because to help someone do bring blessings and it's also a blessing, when you're trying to help people always remember that there is tomorrow, because if you don't think about it you might end up in suffering.
True. The fact that you're giving doesn't give any form of guarrantee that you're not going to lack at all and this is why givers should give with understanding or else same giver will lack and hope for others to give to him.

Giving is liking unto sowing expecially when you're giving to someone that can't afford to pay you back. It might be little but in due time, you will still reap your reward in plentitude. It might not be financially right to assume that you're not going to lack just because you are giving but nature generally has a way of rewarding those that are givers.

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