Why do we really do random acts of kindness?
Hopeful and wonderful words shared by a talented writer.
We often hear the phrase “random acts of kindness”, it is a relatively well-known concept. When you think about the times you’ve practiced random acts of kindness, what are some past practices that come to mind?
I found myself thinking about this question as I wrote this post because it’s an interesting one to ask, “When did I give something without expecting anything in return?”
A little too often, I find it difficult to spread light and positivity when I don’t get the same in return. I go on sprinkling my love and my kindness, and I even end up feeling silly when I don’t get treated the same. But one lovely summer afternoon, my very wise teacher told me – we should operate from happiness, and not for happiness, and treat people with no expectations of being treated the same. Spread love. Don’t always do it for…
View original post 182 more words
Have a safe one yeah. Take care.
LikeLiked by 1 person
You were born kind my friend.
LikeLiked by 2 people
I learn to be kinder. I am still working on being more kinder. Hello my friend and Merry Christmas.
LikeLiked by 1 person
In the Book of Proverbs of the Holy Bible we are told to:
“Cast our bread onto the waters and after many days one will find it again.”
Helping others is like planting a seed that grows into a harvest.
It may not be the same person(s) one helped in the past who fulfills our need at the moment it is needed.
The help may even come from a total stranger; but, in one form or another those who help others in their moment of need will receive the help they need when they need it the most.
LikeLiked by 2 people