A Narrative Essay: The Positive Impact of Youth Days on Adulthood
Researchers have stated that, childhood experiences have a big part in shaping an adult’s life. One of my youth experiences has changed my life’s perspective. In fact, one of my youth experiences at India’s temple influences me so massively that I became an active humanitarian.
Actually, I was on summer vacation in India with my family. I have a few friends there with whom I share a close friendship. We decided to visit different places of this incredible country. In reality, exploring various sites, I found this country with diverse exotic and cultural sites.
One day, they took me to one Hindu temple, where they used to go to serve poor people. I marveled at the temple’s beauty, art work and other paintings. It can be said that it was one of the gorgeous temples around the world. However, when we went in the back side, we saw many poor people eating together. Many individuals were also serving and helping to feed and support them.
When I inquired about this custom of feeding to the poor, my friends told me that it was one of the noble …show more content…
Having financial freedom and worldliness, I researched many NGOs that work for poor and disabled persons. Upon finding them, I started working for them. So far, I have served more than a million people with the help of these organizations. Moreover, I have been funding to various orphanages and old age homes to eradicate such children and older people’s nutrition based issues. In addition, in temples, mosques and churches, I discuss with the chief people to reduce the level of poverty from the society and implement many public-spirited efforts. In truth, I have received several certificates and awards for the philanthropic works. Nevertheless, these certificates seem trivial against the thirst and hunger I have satisfied of the downtrodden and disabled
Researchers have stated that, childhood experiences have a big part in shaping an adult’s life. One of my youth experiences has changed my life’s perspective. In fact, one of my youth experiences at India’s temple influences me so massively that I became an active humanitarian.
Actually, I was on summer vacation in India with my family. I have a few friends there with whom I share a close friendship. We decided to visit different places of this incredible country. In reality, exploring various sites, I found this country with diverse exotic and cultural sites.
One day, they took me to one Hindu temple, where they used to go to serve poor people. I marveled at the temple’s beauty, art work and other paintings. It can be said that it was one of the gorgeous temples around the world. However, when we went in the back side, we saw many poor people eating together. Many individuals were also serving and helping to feed and support them.
When I inquired about this custom of feeding to the poor, my friends told me that it was one of the noble …show more content…
Having financial freedom and worldliness, I researched many NGOs that work for poor and disabled persons. Upon finding them, I started working for them. So far, I have served more than a million people with the help of these organizations. Moreover, I have been funding to various orphanages and old age homes to eradicate such children and older people’s nutrition based issues. In addition, in temples, mosques and churches, I discuss with the chief people to reduce the level of poverty from the society and implement many public-spirited efforts. In truth, I have received several certificates and awards for the philanthropic works. Nevertheless, these certificates seem trivial against the thirst and hunger I have satisfied of the downtrodden and disabled