Attitude of Gratitude

We should never forget good things done by others. Gratitude is the foremost in gradient of righteousness and ingratitude is more than a sin. Voluntary, timely and motiveless help rendered by someone should be remembered and wrongs if any done by others should be forgotten. To serve the parents with best of one’s capacity is the most important aspect of our life and first sense of practical gratitude. Heaven and earth can’t repay the help rendered by persons who are not under prior obligation to do such services. True teachers and redeemers of our society shower causeless mercy on their beneficiaries which can’t be repaid in any manner. Any help rendered can never be measured in terms of material: lack of wishes of returns or lack of aspiration of the doer makes it really divine. Confucius said, “forget injuries, never forget kindness”.