Readers Comments
starryskies wrote: Aww, thanks! Right back at you! :)
Thanks for sharing this MSS, those non-verbal techniques can definitely be powerful ways of spreading love and kindness!! :)
Thanks for sharing this MSS, those non-verbal techniques can definitely be powerful ways of spreading love and kindness!! :)
princessliz wrote: Oh, the art of body language speaks multitudes! Welcome back to the real world, now its time to flex that kindness muscle! :) Thanks for your insight :)
denisemj wrote: Yes, this is what life is about. Thanks for sharing :)
smileswithhope wrote: Those little gestures are such a beautiful way to spread love in the world. Thank you for your nonverbal (and verbal) moments of kindness, and for inspiring me to do the same! :)
trueblue wrote: what you are doing will make a whole lot of people smile too.. i will think of this next time i am out walking..thanks for the reminder that it is better to give than receive
sonrisa wrote: Thanks for sharing, so true how these seemingly small acts of kindness that we can do everyday can make such a big difference!
heartwarmer wrote: So true! We did a ritual in our discussion group last week where we connected with someone in the room, gazed at each other intently, bowed to each other and then gave high fives! It was awesome!
Chris wrote: Thank you so much for sharing your story. I'm also a huger person and enjoy giving but released i'm often guilty of superficial listening so i found your story a welcome and timely reminder to be more aware and give that extra kindness of listening attentively.
sandra wrote: (((hug))) and smile :) back to you! That was an uplifting message, one which i also try to do and it does make a difference in both the lives touched and in the person who is showing this bit of kindness, which i think is actually a necessary courtesy. God will bless you.
Valerio wrote: Very nice. :-)))))