How many times have you found yourself responding to a
request? Perhaps it is a personal favor, taking time from your schedule to aid
a fellow worker, or maybe even a stranger as you find yourself swept along into
their misfortune. Sometimes you may hesitate and sometimes even refuse, but for
most we just respond. In doing this we are giving aid to someone or something
and we finish the task and move on. We may never know the results of our gift
as it has helped someone along their way. But that’s the point, we didn’t
really consider any of that we just acted on a request and committed ourselves
to the mission.
If we lived in a world where we could ask of others and they
would freely give back, what a truly harmonious place this would be. It is in
the moments when I ask of a loved one for assistance and an empty promise goes
unfulfilled when I am reminded of commitment. Do I make empty promises? Do I
keep my word? If I do then I am actually not being true or honest with myself.
What is the lesson to be learned? Ask but don’t expect too
much? Be a martyr and say nothing? We need to closely examine this choice of
this request. If we ask in pure love it will be an interaction of sharing a
need. If the response is good intention and empty action then perhaps we need to
look within. Are we committed to our own words and do we realize we too have
made empty promises along the way? We may have caused someone to hope and we
forgot all about them.
Love is action. I myself struggle with this as I have
learned to increasingly become more self-reliant as I stopped asking. But wait…
perhaps this is part of the journey, and my commitment to self has helped me
overcome the obstacles along the way. And what do I do with this knowledge?
I give it freely and I allow the years of broken promises
and good intentions to become a new commitment. A new insight into how I can
truly bring light to those of us stumbling in the dark. Together we truly can
help each other…but it starts with commitment to self.
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