Readers Comments
ImGrateful wrote: How difficult it is for all of us to remember that every human on this earth truly just wants to be valuable enough to feel the warmth and touch of love, extended from the hearts of others. I will try very hard to "see" everyone i encounter today and knowingly send them my love.
tiffany :) wrote: Wow, powerful story with a powerful lesson. Thanks for having the courage to see & hear him and for sharing your story.
sevaopp wrote: Don't we all just want to be seen and heard?
I'm sure he'll be grateful for your ear much more than the few bucks.
Bravo!
I'm sure he'll be grateful for your ear much more than the few bucks.
Bravo!
Baxter wrote: What courage you had to not follow the rest of the crowd and avoid that poor man. I'm sure he still thinks about you and thanks you every day. Bless you.
trionafaye wrote: Bless this man for all that he had traveled through and bless you for taking the time to reach out to him to validate in his frustration.
thaata wrote: Time is sparce in this mad world where you can find abundance of wealth but a few minutes for the sad soul is lacking. God bless you both.
khillcrest68 wrote: T his story is deeper than words can express. How many people would stop in public to listen to a homeless person, worse a homeless person with no legs? Oh no we are too good for that. You think? That could be us or one of our kids or spouse. Things happen for a reason. Never look down on someone unless you are helping them up.
Alex wrote: When we find ourselves obliterated by tragic, unforseen circumstances, we begin to take stock in the little things. It's a cliche i know, but. Do something kind (at least) once a day. "pay it forward". It is truly amazing how much little things mean to people whether they thank you or not. Thank you for your posts, they certainly helped me.
Sundi wrote: You just taught me a great lesson. Thank you thank you. And bless you for being who you are and realizing what this man needed. How man of us would have done what you did?
Carmel wrote: A sunday morning blessing as i read this story. I so often forget about viet nam, even tho i was at the age when all this was going on! I just read an amazing book that has changed my life: the rainbow bridge, bridge to inner peace and world peace, by brent hunter. This should be a must in our book collection! Brings awareness to the way we here think!
Blessings and love, carmel
Blessings and love, carmel