Quote by Kahlil Gibran

Ihr gebt nur wenig, wenn ihr von eurem Besitz gebt. - Erst wenn ihr von euch selber gebt, gebt ihr wahrhaft.

Ihr gebt nur wenig, wenn ihr von eurem Besitz gebt. - Erst w

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This quote suggests that true giving comes from giving of oneself rather than giving material possessions. It implies that genuine generosity involves giving something that goes beyond external objects and involves giving a part of oneself, such as time, love, or support. The quote challenges the notion that merely giving from one's possessions is enough, emphasizing the importance of giving from within to truly make a meaningful impact.

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By Kahlil Gibran

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