A Experiment In Goodness. Very Interesting To See.

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Minus Zero "People today are looking for God. During a recent question-and-answer session, a student asked me why we can't find God. I told him he can't find God the way a thief can't find a policeman. He's not's looking for Him. "I then suggested that every morning the students write the word Good on a blackboard and then go out and do something for someone, expecting and getting nothing in return. Nothing is zero, so when you get home, scratch a zero out of your word and you will find God." —Red Skelton, comedian taken from Laws of Love by Margaret Pounders The comedian turned philosopher understood that when we take the focus off of our own pains and limitations and seeming absences and focus instead on doing something good for someone else, the world becomes a better place to be. By acting on that inherent goodness within, June, we bring our thoughts, our feelings and our world back into balance by returning to our own personal zero point, that place in the center of our being where Good minus one "o" resides. May you always find Good in the goodness you do. What do you think? Do people do goodness just for the sake of doing the good act? Or do they do goodness out of wanting to get something out of it for themselves?