Whenever i received a good advice or learned something on social media like FB, YouTube etc, it is felt necessary for me to let the person at the other end know that his invaluable time and effort have not gone in vain.
It all started in 2005 when during lunch time i was sitting idle in my office and feeling down due to some consecutive events, and on my old Nokia mobile’s screen flashed one SMS from one of my friend. It’s content did something miraculous effect upon me. I immediately thanked him and forwarded to all friends.
On social media like FB there is ample scope to convey my feelings, apart from usual ways of sharing and commenting, by ‘sending stars’ to a YouTube channel that i am subscribed to on FB for excellent efforts in creating the content and making it available to all. However there is income from advertisements but i wish to convey thanks to encourage them. Ultimately they feel much more rewarded by someone personally, it boosts their morale too.
My way of even higher appreciation is by donating to the sites that is offering valuable services in my life like Wiki, sannyas.wiki and Internet Archive etc many more like these and by contributing to them i felt as if i am also helping others.
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I begun with a simple awareness meditation and Zen meditation. You can begin with your choice of meditation or prayer according to your religion or choice today itself, because by procrastinating and postponing we have already lost a big part of our life. By practicing awareness meditation, living simple &authentic life and doing your job in hand to your best – you create favourable situations for growth of the seed within into a tree of consciousness.
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