Deepizzaguy
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If there is one good thing to know about young children in Aurora Colorado is that not all children are thieves who would steal a wallet that they found outside of an auto in the home of Jaime Carlton who must have been depressed that a wallet that $700 dollars in the wallet would never be returned at all.
However three young children who were riding their bicycles in the are where Jaime calls his home found a wallet outside his auto that is parked in his home.
The three children who were two boys and one girl went to the front door that has a smart doorbell system that records who is the person of persons who are outside the home so they can be identified.
The young boy who looks to be the oldest member of the trio left a message to Jaime on his smart doorbell system that they found his wallet.
The young boy told Jaime that he was going to place the wallet inside the front door so no one could steal it.
Jaime did not go outside to thank the children for their kindness of return something that did not belong to them for reasons that are not clear at this time.
However Jaime did show the videotape of the transaction of his Facebook page so the three kids would be identified so he would he would be able to personally thank them for their honesty in returning his wallet back to his home.
The question is. If any of us were in their shoes and found a wallet that a huge amount of money, would we return it? Or would any of us run off with the wallet and take the money to consume it on items that we want or need?
Life lesson is that when you return some item that has money to an owner, the reward is greater than being called a thief. Not to mention that karma will get you one day in the negative sense.
I should have known George that this was one of your posts. I like what you show us in your posts that in a very hard world there are still good people that want to help. What those three kids did was a very nice thing. He should have thanked them in person.
I would return. When I do something it’s not because I expect something in return, if not now in future. I do it because I know it’s the right thing to do. In itself, it’s a reward to me.
Another powerful message here. Karma will get you.
There is a saying by speaker Les Brown which is “Doing good deeds is like sprinkling perfume. It comes back to you in a great way.”
if negative karma actually worked that way, congress would be a graveyard…
That is true since karma is a bad deal.
it doesn’t really apply to this incarnation
I get your point now.
If your misdeeds catch up with you in this life, it isn’t really karma…
That is the etiquette and honesty that alive! I am reminded of several employees of my client who helped someone who had a traffic accident on the highway and without any thought submitted the man’s wallet after he woke up and took him to the hospital. There is not even any consideration or debate in their minds to take or return it even though no one will know.
It is nice to know that there are some good people left in this world after all.
If people know the benefits of such a thing are far more valuable than the stolen money earned then such kindness may be the dominant tendency.
I have read about it in the magazine “Good News Of The World” where one person returned money that he found on the street to its owner. The owner of the store rewarded the young man handsomely by telling him that he could have free ice cream for life for his honesty of saving him grief for losing money that would have to his bank.
May the young man love ice cream…