"Every good act is charity. A man's true wealth hereafter is the good that he does in this world to his fellows"
- Moliere
About this Quote
This quote by Moliere speaks with the idea that true wide range is not determined in product ownerships, however instead in the kindness we provide for others. It suggests that every excellent act is an act of charity, and that one of the most beneficial thing we can do in this world is to assist our fellow humans. This quote encourages us to think past our own needs as well as to focus on how we can make a favorable influence on the lives of those around us. It advises us that our real wealth depends on the generosity as well as generosity we show to others. By doing good deeds, we can develop a long lasting heritage of kindness and concern that will profit not just ourselves, but also those around us.
This quote is written / told by Moliere between January 15, 1622 and February 17, 1673. He was a famous Playwright from France.
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