Quotes by John Arthur

Having a spouse who understands the power of reciprocity will make you feel cherished in a marriage than the one who doesn't.

Self-friendship is a friendship between your spirit, soul and body.

God only gives to those willing to receive.

Never undermine opportunities to receive.

Life is not only about giving; but also mastering the art of receiving.

Anytime you reject nutrition, you malfunction.

Something you are unwilling to receive may be the reason for your stunt growth and development.

The Law of Reciprocity both includes giving and receiving.

Giving is the birthplace of reciprocity. It is the starting point. It is the engine that starts the machine of reciprocity into operation.

Where nothing is given reciprocity has no essence.

The basis of our giving is the love of God.

God's love is our greatest anchor and motivation for giving.

Our inability to give activates the spirits of hoarding, selfishness and greediness.

Nothing destroys the spirit of greediness faster than the spirit of giving.

Great friends are great givers.

You cannot be a great friend if you don't know how to give.

The basis of friendship is sharing.

The pillars of sharing are giving and receiving, which equally sum up to the Law of Reciprocity.

Giving must first become your seed before receiving becomes your harvest.

If you are unwilling to sow your seed, you cannot have the heart to receive your harvest.

You need to sow seeds of kindness, love, care, time, compassion, forgiveness, and selflessness into friendships before you can really enjoy them.

The simple act of return on kindness is what keeps friendships alive.

Reciprocity keeps doors you once entered continually opened for future entry, either for you or someone close to you, whenever the need arises.

Reciprocity sustains life.

A true friendship requires two; not one.

If we could all become friends to the people in our lives, we could really make a great difference in their lives.

Most people live in friendship without living as friends.

Those who make withdrawals without making deposits, eventually find the relationship empty for future withdrawals.

Making deposits in relationships are as important as making withdrawals.

Those who make withdrawals without making deposits, eventually find the relationship empty for future withdrawals

Every friendship will have an impact on your life.

Friendships dwell on the law of reciprocity.

Successful friendships are established on both giving and receiving. Develop a heart to give not only to receive.

Have the humility to receive from your friends no matter how little they contribute to your life.

Your friendships become as rich and enduring as your application of the law of reciprocity.

Learning to give is the easiest way we can grow.

Once you give out what you have, you open up your treasures to receive abundance in greater proportions.

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Giving always enriches the one who gives.

What you receive dies with you, but what you give lives after you.

Your inability to develop a receiving heart will always limit what you could get from God.