A wish or blessing sent to another person must feel real. The words should show shared belief or good intent. The person receiving it should feel its warmth.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A wish or blessing sent to another person must feel real.
The words should show shared belief or good intent. The person receiving it should feel its warmth.
A wish or blessing should carry a feeling of shared faith or kindness. The words must be genuine. The person sending it should truly mean it. The person receiving it should feel positive emotion.
A student wants to send a good wish to a friend before an exam. The student writes, 'May your mind be clear and your answers flow easily.' This feels genuine and supportive.
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A wish or blessing sent to another person must feel real. The words should show shared belief or good intent. The person receiving it should feel its warmth.