Is Giving Praise a Form of Charity?

Is Giving Praise a Form of Charity?

Yes — but not in the way we often think of charity.

Praise, when genuine and heart-led, is a form of emotional generosity.

Just like charity feeds the body, praise nourishes the soul.

It says:

“I see something good in you. I honour it.”

And for someone who’s unseen, unappreciated, or simply exhausted —

that recognition can be more powerful than money.

But What If We Don’t Know the Person or Situation?

A SuperME doesn’t need full knowledge to express gratitude or kindness.

Because praise isn’t about flattery — it’s about presence.

You can say:

“I admire your calm energy.”

“I noticed how you showed up today — thank you.”

“It feels good being around you.”

You’re not claiming to know their whole story.

You’re simply honouring the beauty of the moment.

That’s what a SuperME does:

Sees the good.

Speaks the good.

Spreads the good.

Not to manipulate — but to magnify what’s already there.

Does SuperME Give Praise Lightly?

No.

SuperME doesn’t fake praise to please.

But neither do they withhold light out of fear or pride.

They trust that even a small spark of encouragement — when given sincerely —

can ignite something powerful in someone’s life.

Final Thought:

Praise isn’t always about what you know.

It’s about what you notice.

And when you notice with love and speak with gratitude —

you’re doing more than praising.

You’re healing.

That’s the SuperME way.

And yes — it’s the most generous form of charity there is.