SI $fulan — SPRING WATER THAT KEEPS FLOWING

Boss, after Bayu found peace in his heart, the village became even more tranquil. The rice fields turned green, children played happily, and the elders sat on their porches telling stories. However, one morning, Joko came running up to Bayu with a worried face.

NEWS FROM THE NEIGHBORING VILLAGE

Grandpa, there’s news from the village on the other side of the hill! Their spring water is starting to dry up. They’re asking for our help.

Bayu furrowed his brow. Their village’s spring was still abundant, but he knew water belonged to all living things—not just to one village.

He gathered the villagers and said:

We’ve experienced drought and we know how hard it is. Now it’s our turn to help. Water isn’t owned by us alone, but by everyone who needs it.

The villagers agreed. They collected supplies and set off to help the village across the hill.

SHARING WATER, SHARING KINDNESS

Bayu and the villagers helped repair the water channels and clear the clogged spring. They worked together, without expecting anything in return. Joko also joined in, bringing his small coins, even though he could only lift the small stones.

The neighboring village was moved. They didn’t expect anyone to come help without any reward.

Why do you want to help us? asked an elder of the village.

Bayu smiled.

Because we know what it feels like to lack. And because kindness, like water, must keep flowing.

MESSAGE

Kindness, like water, must keep flowing. It must not stop, it must not be cut off.

Helping others isn’t about what we give, but about what we share.

“When we give without expecting anything in return, we lose nothing. We actually gain more.

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