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"I cannot handle people's suffering. When I see someone in need, I feel their sorrow like it was mine. Even though I have very little, all I think about is giving what I have to the ones in need, the...

Published20 October 2015
Reading Time 1 mins
Author Stories of Nepal
Location Nepal
Giving

"I cannot handle people's suffering. When I see someone in need, I feel their sorrow like it was mine. Even though I have very little, all I think about is giving what I have to the ones in need, the...

"I cannot handle people's suffering. When I see someone in need, I feel their sorrow like it was mine. Even though I have very little, all I think about is giving what I have to the ones in need, the ones in the streets, the ones who have no home. And when I have money I do. When I don’t, I shed a tear and walk away fast." (Krishna Bahadur Tiwari, Khalte, Dhadhing. Met in in Saatghumti, Kathmandu)
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