Readers Comments
Thaata wrote: Yes, sufferings can be understood more deeply by those who have suffered. Others can only imagine. That's why poor people tend to be more humane
Petro wrote: Thank you for sharing your story with us. It is indeed true that kindness doesn't depend on the stock market. It turned you into a special person!
Don Shapiro wrote: I would like to keep reading your blog. It is very much like the practice of mussar. Practicing loving kindness toward oneself, and then others.
cf wrote: Thanks for your kind feedback, i really appreciate it.
beetoote wrote: Lots of smiles to you.
traceykinohio wrote: I am inspired, ten-fold, by this story. God bless you for being able to see the kindness all around. :-)
Elizabeth Ewins wrote: What a wonderful story. My story is like that! I am financially poor. It was inspiring how you told about negative feelings made you appreciate kindness! I am going to look for kindness wherever i go as well. Thank you so much!
jsmc10 wrote: Sharing what you do have, love and kindness, makes you so rich, thank you for sharing :)
Joy wrote: You are truly wealthy. If everyone valued the currency of love all of our needs could be met.
Jan wrote: Cf, you are on a difficult path to be sure, but you are transformed by it as well. And your story touches and helps me in my current situation. Thank you so much. My prayers are with you.