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A Silent Prayer

When you see someone going through a rough patch, something that is pushing them towards the edge.

 All you have to do is just take sometime, say your prayer for them. Pray that they get through it without making a mistake that not only destroy their life but everyone else that are associated with them.

 Pray that things gets easier for them because you had already gone through all this and you had no one but yourself to talk to. They may not know that someone who has nothing to do with them is watching over and making a silent prayer for them to easily go through all this.

 There may come a point when it feels like nothing is left to be here. You feel like may be this is it, no need to go on. Watching stairs from top to bottom, you feel a certain urge to let it go. That's the point where you have to think that you may feel like no one right now but may be you are someone to someone else. Family, Friends or even an unknown who thinks you are worth saving.

Do it for someone sometime...Be a Benevolent Contributor...It gives you an inner satisfaction in a way you never know.

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