How does thanking take place in Congress60?

Another session of the 68^th Congress60 virtual workshops for Academy branch of Congress60 was administered on July the 4^th, 2020 at 9 a.m. by  Mr.  Dezhakam as the master of ceremony and Mr. Mahdi, as the secretary. The agenda was “how does thanking take place in Congress60?”.

Thanking means seeing what others have done for you and blasphemy means ignoring the services carried out for a person. When someone does something for you, you have to say: thank you and do something in response of their favour. However, people discourage other people by their disappointing words, and if a person gets success in any field, they ignore it by saying disappointing words.

For thanking, the same holds true too. When you do a service for a person, if they thank you, you will be encouraged to serve them  more; however if they do not thank you, you won’t serve them anymore. Every service carried out must be compensated. We must not wait for the person’s thanking but you have to know if you do not thank people, they will not serve you any longer.

The agenda today is how to thank Congress60. We do not expect you to thank Cogress60, however when you yourself want to thank Congress60 so that the “exchange transaction” works and balance is made, you have to see what Congress60 has done for you, you have to see whether your thanking is enough or not. This thanking is for the sake of yourself, because if you thank (people or Congress60), your gifts and blesses will be enhanced. Congress60’s services must be responded through thanking procedure. Since we have reached success, people in Congress60 do their best, so that they can compensate for the services provided for them in here.

We have great resources (of money), because Congress60 members have known how to thank, they have learned to count their blessings. They know what Congress60 has done for them and they respond to the blessings they received. Those who do services in  Congress60, become very glad and their faces become very delighted.  

In Congress60, we thank our guides and Didebans with an envelope of money. When someone wants to thank their guide, they have to do it in a very respectful way. If you yourself are a thankful person, people will thank you too. You reap what you sow.  A Japanese story reads that  a man finds his father old and incapable of doing anything, he puts his father in a basket and puts him on top of a mountain, so that the father would die there. When the son gets old and incapable of doing anything, his own son once said: “oh dad, I want to take you somewhere”. The man realised the story and said: “ok you can take me anywhere you want, but let me tell you a story. I know what you are going to do with me, you are going to take me and put me in a basket on top of a mountain. Because I have done the same to my own father. You can do it, but I recommend you not to do that BECAUSE your son will do the same with you!”

Even when you feed a dog, it will never forget. However, human beings act very differently. If you do them a favour once and then you do something bad, they will be ungrateful to you. If we were grateful people, we had not poured our trash in rivers or on the streets. In Congress60, we have learned to be thankful. Since Congress60’s members are on balance, they learned how to thank whatever given to them. Then, what has been carried out for us must be responded in the best possible way. I have to mention that I as the founder of Congress60 could not compensate for the services Congress60 has done for me, then you have to count all the blessings Congress60 has bestowed upon you.

Another point is that problems are the start point for us, not an end. When a problem occurs, we must know that we can gain lots of things from that problem.     

I hope we can establish the academy for Congress60 in this year and hope we can purchase buildings for companions beforehand.

Thank you for listening to me.

Translated by Eleahe