Readers Comments
earthling wrote: That's a beautiful story..
sonrisa wrote: That's a wonderful idea. I was just talking with a friend the other day how I'd love to make a conscious effort to give everytime the opportunity arises as I go through my day. Some people become cynical about supporting homeless people in the wrong way, but I think there's something about the type of unconditional giving you did that is really pure. Thanks for sharing!
waltzes wrote: Good for you!! I have an aunt in NYC, and when I've visited, I've realized I could easily go broke giving to everyone. It sounds like it worked perfectly for you. Thank you for your kindness that day.
markiejay wrote: Your game, like the smile cards, illustrate the importance of awareness in the equation of kindness. When you have a fistful of gift-bill in your pocket or a smile card in your wallet, you suddenly become of the need around you -- because you are looking for it. These things help us break our of the stupor through which we sometimes walk throught he world. Excellent game, excellent story, excellent lessons!
wonderlink wrote: It's fun to read about her levity.
Akku wrote: You're definitely a rich guy! Rich in heart!
2cents wrote: Tell me about how this experiment made you feel. Did it matter how they were using the money, or was it more important that you had the chance to give?
Interestingly, just yesterday I saw a youtube video entitled: "Homeless Prophet" and thought you might enjoy it: http://youtube.com/watch?v=rB8BdRNVnEI
Interestingly, just yesterday I saw a youtube video entitled: "Homeless Prophet" and thought you might enjoy it: http://youtube.com/watch?v=rB8BdRNVnEI
Heather wrote: that is great!
rocky78 wrote: :) Thank you for sharing your story.
Ginny wrote: That is really nice of you too somthing like that. Its people who random acts of kindess that make my day. But I love it when people to out of the box stuff like that always puts a smile on my face.
