MR. SIVEN SURPRISE VISIT TO TARA RAWANG
Always give without remembering and always receive without forgetting.
“The act of giving is rewarding to the brain and makes us feel good,” MR SIVAN surprices students of TARA foundation in Rawang with gift giving ceremony. It was surprice from Mr.Sivan, The Children of Tara looked very happy when they received the special surprise. “Interestingly, these brain connections can take a bit longer to develop, which is why children and adolescents aren’t quite as excited about giving as receiving, but most adults make the transition.”
Why does Tara Foundation supports visitors bringing gifts for their children. It’s likely that you’ve heard the adage “It is better to give than to receive” before. Finding someone who would disagree with this statement would be challenging. Giving is one of the most significant transactions you can have with someone since it produces great sensations and emotions in both the giver and the receiver. Giving and receiving gifts is a straightforward yet powerful teaching tool for young children about thankfulness, appreciating what they have, and being thankful. Children are taught to express gratitude for all gifts, regardless of size. They come to value the thoughtfulness of gifts. We give gifts to let people know we appreciate them and the part they play in our lives. Here’s a widespread fallacy, though: the greater and more expensive the gift, the more it demonstrates our gratitude. Health Advantages of Giving Gifts:
● Happiness-Boost for the Receiver and Giver.
● Greatly Reduces Stress.
● Keeps You Social and Involved.
Most importantly, giving and receiving gifts is an easy but powerful approach to teach young children about thankfulness, appreciating what they have, and being thankful. Children are taught to express gratitude for all gifts, regardless of size. They come to value the thoughtfulness of gifts. Gifts are frequently given as a means of reaffirming or establishing our relationship with others, therefore they are a reflection of both the giver and the recipient as well as their particular relationship. Giving a gift to a person we care about enables us to express our emotions and gratitude for them. Reasons why it’s better to give than to receive:
• Giving reflects God’s character.
• Giving is commanded.
• Giving makes you happy.
• Giving makes you healthier and lives longer.
• Giving expresses your trust in God.
• Giving advances the Kingdom of God.
When we watch the children’s face light up with delight as they open our gift, we frequently experience higher happiness. Endorphins are released into our brains as a result, giving us the same euphoric feelings we get when we fall in love or accomplish something wonderful. Children follow in your footsteps in the future when you donate, which also demonstrates generosity. The region of the brain that makes you experience joy is activated by everything, from giving instructions to helping a buddy relocate. Additionally, it releases oxytocin, a hormone that mediates social connections and emotion. The more oxytocin you have, the more likely you are to contribute.
