Meeting The Strangers.

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Often we communicate with the people and we neglect the strangers. Sometimes we won't even look at them nor we greet them. Often we do not trust the strangers. People express great suspicion at times when they meet the strangers. But often eachone has a beautiful or a painful story to narrate about their meeting with the strangers. There are many episodes of strangers acting as good Samaritans without expecting anything in return. There are some strangers who do help but then trap them into dangerous pit to cheat or molest. There still some other people very neutral not willing to communicate nor extend to receive help nor to rec eive help even though they are in great need. A good number of people do believe in the Divine Providence. Many receive even a great fortune through the strangers. Often all that we express spontaniously is a fruit of our culture, tradition and education. We are a product of our family tradition and our environment or society. There are certain localities where the community people express a great sense of solidarity and reciprocal help for the mutual upbuilding.