Not that it's about favors, but one way to look at it is:
When you receive, you do the giver a favor.
When you give, you do the receiver a favor.
This exchange makes for favorable circumstances if we let go and play our part of the exchange without conditions or apology.
When you receive, you do the giver a favor.
When you give, you do the receiver a favor.
This exchange makes for favorable circumstances if we let go and play our part of the exchange without conditions or apology.
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