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Chapter 163

Chapter 16, Section 8: "Good morning" in exchange for the hope of the next life?
A warm greeting can wake up an indifferent heart. ? ?

In the 20s, in a small town in Germany, there was a Jewish missionary who always went for a walk on a secluded path every morning on time.He will always warmly say to the people he meets: Good morning! ?
There is a young man named Hines in the small town who responds very coldly to the missionary's morning greetings, not even nodding his head.However, in the face of Hines' indifference, the missionary did not change his enthusiasm, and he still said good morning to the young man every morning. ?
A few years later, the Nazi Party in Germany came to power.The missionaries and the town's Jews were rounded up by the Nazis and sent to concentration camps.After getting off the train and marching in line, an officer with a baton in his hand waved the baton in front of the queue and shouted: "Left, right." Those who point to the left will be executed, and those who point to the right will survive. hope.It's time to name the missionaries.When he looked up hopelessly, his eyes met those of the officer.The missionary blurted out involuntarily: "Good morning, Mr. Hines." ?
Although Hines had a grim face, he still couldn't help saying: "Good morning." The voice was so low that only the two of them could hear it.Then, Hines decisively pointed the baton to the right. ?
Missionaries get hope of life...?
Mind walk?

Psychologists from Yale University in the United States conducted a follow-up investigation on more than 7000 people, and the results showed that the death rate of those who are kind to others is significantly reduced.This is because the soul absorbs the feelings of another soul to enrich itself, and then returns to others with richer feelings.Without this wonderful relationship between people, the heart will have no vitality, it will lack air, and it will suffer and wither.In fact, being kind to others does not require you to pay too much. Sometimes a smile and a "good morning" are enough. ?
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