Most of us have not lived through a time where much of our world is brought to a standstill. Even as we adapt to being at least six feet apart, the camaraderie of all of us being in this together is bringing out the best in people. The flood of stories of kindness and the way people are showing up for each other in these times is a testament to humanity. We may be alone, but we are alone together.
"Whatever the weather, we must move together." -Raghu
Editor's Note: Most of us have not lived through a time where much of our world is brought to a standstill. Even as we adapt to being at least six feet apart, the camaraderie of all of us being in this together is bringing out the best in people. The flood of stories of kindness and the way people are showing up for each other in these times is a testament to humanity. We may be alone, but we are alone together.
Kindness In the News
In Michigan, resident Allen Marshall took to the streets, using $900 of his savings to buy gas for Detroit nurses during the coronavirus pandemic.
"In my family, we are meeting the craziness of the world with kindness. We helped a panicked family get some toilet paper and water. We are still caring for our homeless friends..."
Nimo Patel's moving music video reminds us that even when we have our physical limitations, our thoughts, hearts, and prayers can still reach far and wide.
This Saturday, we are hosting a podcast on "Cultivating Health, Well-Being, Joy & Compassion While in Solitude" with Stephanie Nash, a Mindfulness Coach, Integrative Counselor, and speaker. For more info/RSVP, visit Awakin.org.
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