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The Importance of Having People Who Spread Smiles

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It is important in our lives to have people around us who truly understand what a smile means. Often, even if we hesitate to believe it, a smile can change a bad habit. Or transform a difficult situation into an easy process.

We can certainly have people near us who know how to spread smiles. They know how to create colorful smiles and not wounds.

They Smile Constantly

It takes a lot of patience and persistence to find them. After all, in today’s world, it’s difficult for them to exist given the many influences. Even more abundant are the miseries and sorrows, which is why many prefer to remain silent rather than smile.

Nevertheless, there are those who smile constantly. They may be few, but in all this chaos of the earth, they are enough. Enough to fill our lives with optimism and colors of bright joy.

What makes them special is their open mind and the joy they have when spreading love. It is difficult to spot them, but it is possible. That’s why we need to find ways to approach them and open our hearts.

They Are Everywhere

If we wonder where these smiling faces are, the answer might confuse us. They are neither in clubs nor in cafes. They are behind the curtain of their room praying for a better future for people and the entire earth.

They are around, everywhere, and in moments that feel like déjà vu. They are everywhere, especially in places where there is will and compassion. They might even be next to us; it’s just that our egocentrism doesn’t let us open our eyes.

Let’s release the burden we carry without a serious reason and stop considering ourselves better than others. Let’s become simple, kind-hearted, and good people.

They Forget Grudges and Don’t Hold Grudges

So, let’s have people near us who know how to spread smiles. Let’s have those who understand kindness, politeness, and good disposition. They will help us find our true selves and learn not to hold grudges.

If we ask them how they do it, they will tell us this: “Without a smile, I would be an empty vessel. Without a smile, I would simply exist”.

Written by Christina Georgiou