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A cancer doctor talks about helping versus serving: "I thought I needed â€oehelp” but after reading this article again and again, and then again year after year, I learn Help is not what heals. â€oeHelping incurs debt. When you help someone they owe you one. But serving, like healing is... more
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Rated by moritherapy on Oct 05 2008, 9:17am
A cancer doctor talks about helping versus serving: "I thought I needed â€oehelp” but after reading this article again and again, and then again year after year, I learn Help is not what heals. â€oeHelping incurs debt. When you help someone they owe you one. But serving, like healing is mutual. There is no debt.” That lesson remains the core life lesson of my life. I have experienced many losses in my life, and sought teachers, physicians, counselors and friends to aid me. Time and time again throughout my more than 60 years, I live the lesson that fixing and helping are different than serving. â€oeFundamentally, helping, fixing, and service are ways of seeing life. When you help you see life as weak, when you fix, you see life as broken. When you serve, you see life as whole.”"
