@xiariputi: 厚德载物,福报自来。 一个人真正的福气,不在于拥有多少,而在于德行有多厚。 心存善念,待人宽厚,不争一时之利,不做亏心之事。即使暂时吃亏,也不失本心;即使无人看见,也守住良知。 人生的福报,从来不是靠争来的,而是靠德行一点一滴积累的。 德厚,方能承福;心善,自有福缘。 不必急着求福,先修好自己的心;不必急着求得,先做好自己该做的事。 当一个人心有慈悲,行有分寸,言有善意,福气或许不会立刻显现,却会在日积月累中,慢慢改变人生的方向。 愿我们都能厚德立身,以善养心,以德载福。 **福虽未至,德已先行; 心若向善,福自有缘。** —— 夏日菩提

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WARNING: This video contains footage that some viewers may find distressing.  Please show this to your elderly parents, grandparents, neighbours and anyone vulnerable who lives alone.” A video showing an elderly man being punched to the ground has gone viral after his attacker had his prison sentenced almost doubled. On 5 January, John Coker, gained access to an elderly man’s home by “pretending” to be a fire alarm engineer. The 66-year-old then punched the man, who has not been identified, to the ground and as he lay on the floor, he rifled through his things. According to a Facebook post from the victim’s daughter, Shivs Cheezman, Coker and his 60-year-old brother were arrested within 48 hours. The Crown Prosecution Service, Ms Cheezman’s post says, decided to proceed with a burglary charge and dropped a separate violence charge. Coker was reportedly sentenced to four years and eight months, but following a Court of Appeal challenge, his sentenced was increased to nine years and eight months. In her post, last month, Ms Cheezman told how she had wanted to “share” the footage of her dad’s attack for months: “Believe me, keeping quiet while the legal process took its course has been incredibly difficult.” Ms Cheezman said that during proceedings her family heard that Coker had 172 previous convictions, including 80 against vulnerable older people, and that “my dad wasn't the only elderly victim that day”. She alleged that Coker also attacked a 79-year-old woman that same day and an 84-year-old woman two days later. Speaking about the appeal decision, Ms Cheezman said: “For nine months dad has had to live with what happened that day, (he hasn’t left the house since that day) while respecting the court process and keeping this footage off social media. Today, I can finally share it, with dad’s consent. So please share this far and wide.” She added: “People need to see exactly what can happen when someone knocks on the door claiming to be an engineer or other trusted professional. “Please show this to your elderly parents, grandparents, neighbours and anyone vulnerable who lives alone.” The video has circulated widely this week, with people aghast at the length of Coker’s original sentence. In 2016, John’s brother, Jesse Coker was jailed for eight years after tricking his way into the homes of elderly and disabled people during a “loathsome” six-month crime spree targeting 18 properties. One victim, aged 92, was targeted twice. #5news
WARNING: This video contains footage that some viewers may find distressing. Please show this to your elderly parents, grandparents, neighbours and anyone vulnerable who lives alone.” A video showing an elderly man being punched to the ground has gone viral after his attacker had his prison sentenced almost doubled. On 5 January, John Coker, gained access to an elderly man’s home by “pretending” to be a fire alarm engineer. The 66-year-old then punched the man, who has not been identified, to the ground and as he lay on the floor, he rifled through his things. According to a Facebook post from the victim’s daughter, Shivs Cheezman, Coker and his 60-year-old brother were arrested within 48 hours. The Crown Prosecution Service, Ms Cheezman’s post says, decided to proceed with a burglary charge and dropped a separate violence charge. Coker was reportedly sentenced to four years and eight months, but following a Court of Appeal challenge, his sentenced was increased to nine years and eight months. In her post, last month, Ms Cheezman told how she had wanted to “share” the footage of her dad’s attack for months: “Believe me, keeping quiet while the legal process took its course has been incredibly difficult.” Ms Cheezman said that during proceedings her family heard that Coker had 172 previous convictions, including 80 against vulnerable older people, and that “my dad wasn't the only elderly victim that day”. She alleged that Coker also attacked a 79-year-old woman that same day and an 84-year-old woman two days later. Speaking about the appeal decision, Ms Cheezman said: “For nine months dad has had to live with what happened that day, (he hasn’t left the house since that day) while respecting the court process and keeping this footage off social media. Today, I can finally share it, with dad’s consent. So please share this far and wide.” She added: “People need to see exactly what can happen when someone knocks on the door claiming to be an engineer or other trusted professional. “Please show this to your elderly parents, grandparents, neighbours and anyone vulnerable who lives alone.” The video has circulated widely this week, with people aghast at the length of Coker’s original sentence. In 2016, John’s brother, Jesse Coker was jailed for eight years after tricking his way into the homes of elderly and disabled people during a “loathsome” six-month crime spree targeting 18 properties. One victim, aged 92, was targeted twice. #5news

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