I refer to the letter,
“ My brother’s absolute filial love” by THE
OCEAN IS BRIMMING of Petaling Jaya,(Star 18 January)
It was indeed a very touching story of the writer’s brother
who is a living example of what filial love should be all about. We salute him
for his untiring efforts to bring a little joy and comfort to his ailing aged mother and
his cancer stricken sister. His story is particularly encouraging after reading of the plight of the mercilessly
abandoned old folks in Taman Wahyu lately. It is refreshing to know that
there are still many who have big hearts for their aged parents.
He does not have a highly paid job and has hardly enough
money for himself but that did not stop him from caring for his bedridden mother.
He did not abdicate that responsibility to someone else which many of us would
have done if in his place. In fact I am sure he will refuse others who may be willing to take
over his role in caring for his mother. It is rare to find people like him in
today’s materialistic and highly competitive world,people who value gratitude utmost despite
all their shortcomings.
He may be old himself and without much money and resources
but has a heart of gold that no amount of wealth can buy. He is a living lesson
for us all, that it is not money that counts when it comes to showing love, especially
to aged our parents and disabled siblings, but a willing desire to do so that
burns in the depths of our hearts.
We wish him all the best and hope God bless him with peace and happiness for his extra-ordinary love for his mother..
We wish him all the best and hope God bless him with peace and happiness for his extra-ordinary love for his mother..
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