Readers Comments
Zevelina wrote: 2 . Respond with gratitude to acts of kindness shown by others - that itself might be a great gift to them! - more people should think this way :)
annie wrote: Ironic how i am writing an english essay about acts of kindness to strangers, and the karma that comes with it. Awesome story, keep up with the kindness :)
Ron wrote: Acts of kindness can happen anywhere and each of us must be ready to act and help where we can.
cabbage wrote: Hurray! What a delight to read your post. Thank you so much for sharing the gifts of giving and receiving with an open heart. Big hugs to you! :-)
kaviraj wrote: Glad to note your act of kindness and help you got in turn.
Nature provides us occasions to show kindness. Some may avail that opportunity and some may ignore it. Only elevated souls think of helping others. If you have helped some one wholeheartedly, you will also get help when you are in distress from some where.
Old saying, "as you sow so you reap" is true. More you sow more you will reap. Unfortunately, having come across such events, we are still reluctant to extend our helping hand to some one in need.
Let us pray to god to give us strength to become better human beings before acquiring any other virtue.
Nature provides us occasions to show kindness. Some may avail that opportunity and some may ignore it. Only elevated souls think of helping others. If you have helped some one wholeheartedly, you will also get help when you are in distress from some where.
Old saying, "as you sow so you reap" is true. More you sow more you will reap. Unfortunately, having come across such events, we are still reluctant to extend our helping hand to some one in need.
Let us pray to god to give us strength to become better human beings before acquiring any other virtue.
Inspired Man wrote: Great story man, i am inspired to make my 1st step towards being a better human being, will hopefully share my story soon
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Kate wrote: Hey, guesswhat, loved your little story. It reminded me of that saying, all that we send in to the lives of others, comes back into our own.
I understood the self-questioning that you went through before offering your lap to the little girl - i have found myself doing that, too - should i, shouldn't i? Why am i really doing this? What do i really expect in return? What will they they think? And on and on.
Thanks for your story. K
I understood the self-questioning that you went through before offering your lap to the little girl - i have found myself doing that, too - should i, shouldn't i? Why am i really doing this? What do i really expect in return? What will they they think? And on and on.
Thanks for your story. K
Ririshae wrote: It's nice knowing that there are people out there who are willing to go out of their way to help others, if we could all have a little of this spirit, this world would be a better place :) thanks!
luckyman wrote: An act of goodness is of itself an act of happiness. No reward coming after the event can compare with the sweet reward that went with it.
Thanks for your stroy!
Thanks for your stroy!