Summary
This quote signifies the notion that true acts of kindness and goodness should not be driven by the desire for public recognition or praise. It suggests that performing acts of goodwill in a discreet manner holds more value and authenticity. By choosing to do good without seeking attention or acknowledgment, an individual embraces humility and underscores the importance of intentions and the merits of selflessness. This concept encourages altruism that is untainted by personal motives or external validation.
By Leo Tolstoy