Readers Comments
gregacuna wrote: Thank you for this story and for reaching out to touch the lives of strangers. If we could let go of our fears and break down boundaries more easily I'm sure the world would be full of so much joy. My daughter (now 13) was taught from infancy to "always talk to strangers" and it has not only been one of the greatest joys in my life seeing her bring joy to others, but I'm convinced she's learned how to understand the difference between the fear of the unknown and actual danger.
splain wrote: When you get to the stage where you just reach out and connect with anyone, wow. It is becomes a habit and a way of life. I often meet people and think , I feel like I have known them forever. We really are ALL ONE
leoladyc728 wrote: So glad you were able to get to the city today. We didn't even rain. What play did you see?
mindyjourney wrote: Oh, I so LOVE those in the flow days...when we can feel the loving energy from all...it's becoming more and more the way it is <3... so grateful you enjoyed a loving ONE good vibration day!!
savraj wrote: Such beautiful connections today Mish! All sparks from the larger light!
Rajni wrote: Thank God that He sent you at the right place at the right time. And also spark within you got connected to three new friends. Kindness attitude does it all. Thanks for sharing this inspiring story.
kjoyw wrote: So very wonderful! We ARE all one. There was a time when ai did not feel like hay connection. So very grateful I do now.
RoseMarie wrote: The good energy and vibes are so difficult to hide even with lack of words, I get it. It's so important to remember we all are one. X 💓 very uplifting post dear Mish. I can see how this made a good vibrations day. 💓
petroskryf wrote: I wish i was one of those privileged women in the train on the nyc subway, mish. Last year during our visit there, it was evident that people in general don't want to make too much eye contact on the subway. Not too much contact at all. But it takes only one friendly gesture from someone like you to start a conversation. Well done.