If you have read the Bible you better had read the lines from it. “Love your neighbour as you love yourselfs”. Never under estimate the power of a good neighbour. How blessed is to live with all serene and peaceful neighbourhood. Indeed it cannot be bought with physical money or gold or silver.
The peace we have , the kindness we share as neighbours are abundant and is very much worthy to be cherished. Look for a good neighbour. If you had be the luckiest you land up having a very good neighbour but if you are unlucky your neighbour had be a stumbling block for your every day deals.
A good neighbour always consult, request ,help,and what not in all little things you do. There presence is enough to be viewed and the dealing they themselves react is eye catching at a one sight. A good neighbour does not mean they helps you in all possible way they come across. No, it is not .But just their presence will reflect the surroundings.
It is hard to understand who is a good neighbour or who is not to a person with narrow perspective. The broad minded viewers view from every angle possible and can locate out how or what characteristics makes a house by the house and the people living in that very home.
It is not easy to live in with a neighbour whose focus are only on land and money. After all money cannot buy you happiness, peace and stable life. It is like living in a hell on earth. So, just practice living with good neighbour. Learn to dwell peacefully. Avoid using slangs with your neighbours. Try forgiving again and again. Learn to understand the ideas and thoughts of your neighbour.
A good neighbour is worth more than a million bucks. You cannot afford even if having a billion gold coins. Because it’s not a tangible commodity or transferable from person to a person. If you have it , you had it. If you don’t , you don’t.
A good neighbour is built on respect, mutual understanding, exchange of good words, learning ones neighbour with a deeper understanding. Working out in eradicating those those bad habits that might possibly hurt the sentiments. Speaking at the lowest tone possible and always at ease to help when in times of need.
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