Readers Comments
harjie wrote: Wow, this story inspired me immensely! I cannot help but relate to the initial you until reading your experience helped me as much as it did to you!
"the cheese bun pales in comparison to the fullness in my soul because of you"
-lovely quote! Made me feel chills as if it were me in your place!
I'm so happy for you & thank you for sharing a wonderful story!
"the cheese bun pales in comparison to the fullness in my soul because of you"
-lovely quote! Made me feel chills as if it were me in your place!
I'm so happy for you & thank you for sharing a wonderful story!
Raqui wrote: Very true hello is enough. Hugs
Earthymom33 wrote: Thank you for sharing such a great story! Yes, small gestures of kindness are powerful, wonderful gifts that we often underestimate.
Bluebell wrote: Thank you for showing us that there are angels among us, and they are real. Love and light and endless blessings, bluebell
RMB333 wrote: Beautiful story. Very inspiring! Thank you so much for sharing. We have so many 'waynes' here in my country. I shall make it a point just to 'acknowledge' when i am unable to help them otherwise! Immense blessings!
princessliz wrote: I shared this story at work. Its the reason why i'm more aware of the people on the streets-to say "hi" to them when walking by, whether or not i have something to give. Thanks so much for posting. This really had an impact on me.
Tigerlily wrote: Perfect! I shall never forget this life lesson.
stargirl wrote: Wow this is a wonderful story and it reminded me of thoes homeless people i pass sometimes and the words i leave unspoken and that felling that giving something would hep but i never knew what to give, this story has taught me that kindness is enough and frendship lies very close to the heart
sachineha wrote: Beautiful! I loved the way you reminded me that helping others is not just a kindness act but a liberating act - liberation from our own egos, our own gfears, our own discomfort, our own self created narrow boundaries. Thanks for sharing!
HappyDae wrote: Such a beautiful story. Thank you so much for taking the time to share with us. It is evident that wayne had been in your thoughts for some time. It was also evident that you wanted to reach out to him, but like so many of us, perhaps, not knowing what to do, or if your good intentions would be welcomed. You, out of the goodness of your heart, recognized the opportunity to reach out to this gentle person living on the streets. I believe most of us have felt the same as you when encountering a similar situation. (wanting to help and not sure how or perhaps not in a position to help at that time) waye brought it "home" to all of us that every person needs and wants to be recognized and validated (i. E: to recognize, establish, or illustrate the worthiness or legitimacy of)~websters. I am so inspired by your actions and the message you bring to each of us as is illustrated in this quote:
"i like her because she smiles at me and means it. ~anonymous. Love and peace, happydae ( ps: if wayne is a veteran,in the usa, there is help for him by contacting the local veterans administration)
"i like her because she smiles at me and means it. ~anonymous. Love and peace, happydae ( ps: if wayne is a veteran,in the usa, there is help for him by contacting the local veterans administration)