Be generous towards others even if there is no reward expected in return; be content with whatever one has; show kindness to those around us; help those who are in need without expecting anything back from them; appreciate small acts of kindness done by others; spread positivity around oneself through good deeds etc .

This hadith is about the journey of Prophet Moses and Al-Khadir. They were travelling together when they reached a wall which was about to fall down. Al-Khidr then pointed towards the wall with his hands, raised them up, and miraculously straightened it up again without taking any wages for it in return. When Prophet Moses asked him why he did not take any wages for his work, he replied that he only wanted food as payment instead of money or other materialistic things. This hadith teaches us the importance of generosity and kindness towards others even if we are not getting anything in return for our efforts or services rendered by us. It also teaches us to be content with whatever we have instead of always wanting more than what we need or deserve from others in terms of money or materialistic things.