Readers Comments
innerjourney wrote: There ya go. Thank you for making the lady's week. There is no such thing as small act of kindness. Because like you had mentioned, a ripple gathers momentum and becomes a wave with no logical end. God bless. Love and smiles, Manish :)
Glowworm wrote: Ah, the Ripple Effect. Love it! Thank you for sharing that story and those words of wisdom. God bless you. -G.
1golddragonfly wrote: Fantastic! Thank you for sharing your story. *BIG SMILES*
MakeSomeoneSmile wrote: A small ripple is indeed rarely small at all! I loved your post! :)
unknown wrote: totally agree ... I am glad your special cookies made their way to fill this beautiful soul's day and several others' ... I recollect how we leave a lot of cookies in our lab and so many new people appreciate the countless teas and cookies they find when they come for meditation ... I am so glad to read the same ... from you ... (-: :-) Deeper.
moral12 wrote: What a lovely story about the "ripple becoming a wave". Very inspiring. Keep up the good work!
wooka85257 wrote: From another arizonan, i am particularly touched by the fact that you would make things for your husband to take to his job. For those who live outside of arizona, it is hot here, and baking is a real act of love. Blessings on your kind heart, for touching others in such a loving, giving way.
bookworm58 wrote: Thank you for the story. Kindness does act like a ripple across the world.
Cousini wrote: Your story is so inspiring. And your heart is so big. D . That is why you are loved so much! . One can see within you. They say smile and the world will smile with you and you do that every day. I know!
sajha wrote: I love that magical part of life! It seems that when we act compassionately we flow along on a living, unending current of divine love! Your act of giving accomplished so much more than just satisfying a sweet tooth. Isn't that wonderful? Blessings on you! Saj