Sometimes in our lives we have the opportunity to be altruistic with our loved ones or perhaps occasionally for strangers. Offering help or giving something for the benefit of another person without expecting any reward from the one who benefited from the help is a concept known in psychology as altruism. From the perspective of Godly Spiritual Psychology, altruism is a godly energy that we feel in our being when we choose to give or help without attributing to ourselves in any way, consciously or unconsciously, the merits of the good we offer. It means feeling empathy, compassion for the other and offering help when the other is in need. You feel that God is giving through you to the other and this action makes you feel that you have fulfilled the godly will. Altruism is a godly energy that helps us realize that God offers us daily examples of altruism, such as knowing that tomorrow will be a new day. How can we access godly altruism? For example, we can give God, every morning, all our actions and intentions that we will achieve that day.