One Kind Act...

[knightofalbion]

The power of kindness and good example...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SwUSZR2G3cc

[amy green]

Thank you knightofalbion. You always show the better side of humanity. Such a thread is needed.

I regularly do random acts of kindness....it's a movement! We can all lighten someone's day - help to make a difference.

For those who don't know about it, click on "kindness ideas" in this link

http://www.randomactsofkindness.org/

[knightofalbion]

Thank you, dear Amy.

Yes, everyone has the potential to do great good, they just need to be inspired, to be motivated...
And when they are, anything is possible.

[It is all good]

Well that made my eyes leak a really big river.

Thanks, it was awesome.

[knightofalbion]

No kind action ever stops with itself. One kind action leads to another. Good example is followed. A single act of kindness throws out roots in all directions and the roots spring up and make new trees.
The greatest work that kindness does to others is that it makes them kind themselves
- Amelia Earhart

[Gregatha]

Thumbs up Big Fella....beautiful.:D

[knightofalbion]

Thumbs up Big Fella....beautiful.:D

Thank you.

(Great to see you back on the forum!)

[muileag]

Thank you for sharing this video! I watched it a while back, and was blessed with a feeling of expansive love just as much this time around. There is too much focus on the negative in our media and not enough focus on positive expressions of love. Every day I ask to be a conduit for this love, and I'm grateful when opportunities pop up. :love2:

[knightofalbion]

Thank you for sharing this video! I watched it a while back, and was blessed with a feeling of expansive love just as much this time around. There is too much focus on the negative in our media and not enough focus on positive expressions of love. Every day I ask to be a conduit for this love, and I'm grateful when opportunities pop up. :love2:

Beautifully put, dear Muileag.

[Tobi]

I love random acts of kindness.
Today I was waiting in a supermarket checkout. A woman with two children was ahead of me. All of a sudden the little boy (aged about 9) asked to go to look for something he had forgotten to put in the trolley. He came running back with it. I didn't pay them much attention, but then heard his mother very politely say that he had to wait behind me. I then told her to let him go in front of me, that it was OK.
I watched them then. And it slowly began to dawn on me that the boy had special needs of some kind. Maybe autistic. It seemed to mean something positive to him, that I had said he could go ahead of me....
I have no idea what. But that small random thing obviously meant something to him....probably more than it meant to me when I suggested it.

[boshy b. good]

- and then there was kindness all of a sudden as a side interpretation dat still mean with everything, (thats our cover up,)