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For everything we do we always expect something in return. Some could argue that it is quite natural to have these expectations. But if you look closely you will find these expectations are a major cause of unhappiness in life and all it leads to is emotional congestion.The minute we expect something, we make ourselves so weak that if it is not fulfilled we are shattered. Does our happiness really depend on someone or something else?

To experience true happiness all you need to do is start doing service and charity without any expectation.
Any work done without expecting something in return or anything given without asking for a favour always improves ones karmas. This opens the doors to many internal joys for a person.
Let us all start thinking beyond our own self and explore the joy within. 
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  1. danOctober 31, 2011 at 10:44 AM

    i tried it and it really works,,,, it feels good to do smthing for sm1.

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  2. TamannaNovember 1, 2011 at 12:49 PM

    it's in giving that one receives ..:)

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