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Happiness Multiplies Through Sharing

Happiness is the only thing in the world to unite people irrespective of their region, religion, race and language. In fact, it's the only way to remove enmity and spread peace in the world. This is what all religions prescribe too.
Happiness nurtures hope and goodwill among the people. Sharing the happiness with others have a multiplier effect: friendship and love grow, leading to sustenance of peace and bliss. So do not be se
lfish when you enjoy happiness and share it with those around in your place.
Certainly spreading your happiness motivates and recharges the sagging souls that surround you. The greatest benefit of doing so is the contentment and a sense of contribution filling your heart, which in turn provides more self-confidence and persuades doing more such acts. The net effect will be the generation of goodwill and a sense of pride in the self.
There are many ways to accomplish the above role of spreading happiness.
Create a Trust and donate your estate or money to it. Let the trust provide aids, assistance or free logistics to needy people and for worthwhile causes. This is what many rich people and reputed companies do all over the world.
Contribute your funds to the educational and social welfare institutions. Tell the institutions to pay rewards or scholarships for the poor and needy people. Many individual philanthropists follow this method as they lack time and people to manage trusts.
Gift your body organs like eyes, kidneys, heart... even skin to the organ banks or hospitals. Such institutions will take out the organs upon your death and use them to help those needing badly. Any person can easily adopt this route.
Donate your blood to the blood bank in your area. Many a times the blood group required for a patient is in short supply.
Adopt an orphan to illuminate his or her life in all possible ways.
Furthermore, donating one's body makes a noble person. One popular cine actor in Tamilnadu, India has pledged his cadaver to a medical college to enable the students learn the anatomy.

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