What goes around comes around
On hiring almost every service like porter service in the airport, my Master said:
"There's a quiet philosophy I live by—what goes around, comes around. It's not just a proverb to me; it's a way of moving through the world with faith in invisible threads of kindness and balance. I often find myself at airports, and whenever possible, I make it a point to hire local services—for example porter services.
It's not about luxury or convenience alone. It's about respect. When I hire someone for a task, I feel I'm not just paying for their time—I'm honoring their dignity.
In my heart, I carry a simple belief: if I extend work, kindness, or opportunity to someone here, somewhere else in the world, someone dear to me might receive the same. Maybe my gesture sets off a chain—maybe a stranger will tip my friend, or offer a helping hand to a loved one far away.
Life has its mysterious ways of circling back what we send out.
And so, when I tip generously, I do it with joy. Not just because they earned it, but because I trust the universe to multiply these acts. A kind deed never stays still. It travels—across cities, hearts, and generations."
Thank you so much my Master. This is a wonderful lesson I learned today.
