Kindness is medicine for the world.
I want to follow a suggestion by a fellow-blogger, Leo Babauta, and publicly offer a kindness.
I will offer one free place on my next retreat for someone who can’t afford to attend.
(If you are interested in attending a retreat please click here)
Maybe you would like to join in this circle of kindness? What act of kindness are you willing to commit to?
Please leave a comment with your personal commitment. You could also ask your nearest and dearest to join in: ask them what act of kindness they are willing to commit to. In this way we can all be part of a growing ‘circle of kindness’.
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Being kind, giving, sharing, and helping are good things that bind people in unity. Thx for leading by example, Mary.
My colleagues, my parents, and I will together donate money and accessories to a temple this upcoming Sunday.
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Thank you for your comment, Lalida. Welcome to Goodlife Zen. It’s wonderful that we can feel a sense of unity across continents and cultures.
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Thanks to the article, well thought out. I searched for a while to find the right answer to my questions!
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Great information! Thanks for writing this. It is an honor to participate in the discussion.
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Thanks for the informative post.. and thanks for adding our comment to the blog. I am subscribing to your feed so I don\’t miss the next post!
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Paying it forward is a great technique. When you are kind and help someone with something that they’re having trouble with themselves, you instill with them a great and pure emotion. I know that when I am helped and experience this emotion, I feel like going and helping someone who needs MY help.
A short, but fantastic article! :3
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