Readers Comments
Suketu shah wrote: A beautiful story of kindness.
Nilamma wrote: Dear phyllis , i'm with you and agree that the race and age or religion should not be given imp in our stories! But i wanted to share this unique connection between two race two religions two different background people due to a small act of kindness! These two souls were with me in this small indian stores feeling lost with all the diff spices and herbs and so my little gesture touched their heart!
Since i'm part of service space and kindness connection i get so inspired and energized and bold to freely try and involve in small act of kindness! So just open your heart ihana , don't be shy! :)
Since i'm part of service space and kindness connection i get so inspired and energized and bold to freely try and involve in small act of kindness! So just open your heart ihana , don't be shy! :)
Phyllis wrote: This is a lovely story.
I do wish however, we could all get to a place in our heads where we don't always find it necessary to
Relay our stories/experiences by distinguishing people according to race and age.
I do wish however, we could all get to a place in our heads where we don't always find it necessary to
Relay our stories/experiences by distinguishing people according to race and age.
Sharmistha wrote: Nilamma, this story is so beautiful. Often time, i am inspired to do a kind act but hesitate to take action. Now onwards, i will try to do the kind act immediately.
Sharmistha wrote: Nilamma, such a beautiful incident! Your act reminded that we shouldn't restrict our kindness to our hearts; it must overflow as generous acts.
Laila Arante wrote: Thanks ms. Nilamma for sharing such a simple but touching story. You gave me the courage to share my piece as well. It happened sometime last year when i entered in an indian store here in kuwait, while i finished picking up stuffs that i wanted to buy. As i queued to the counter, two cute indian kids was right in front of me & as i understood they don't have enough money to buy the food they wanted, the small boy even put the food back to the shelf and the other one was dismayed. What i did was, gave him back the food and money and told the two kids, " don't worry i'll pay it for you". I know how grateful they are from their heart. Just a little act of kindness makes you feel joyful. I walk away smiling until i reach my home still smiling 'coz i feel god is smiling at me too.
God bless us all.
God bless us all.
hmcf wrote: What an inspiring story to read before going to bed! Thanks for sharing this and being so kind and generous.
william wang wrote: It's usually unlikely to happen in china. Good guys ,you bring the happiness to me. God bless you
Ann wrote: It's true you went home with car full of groceries, and heart full of kindness, but there is one more.
You had a nice story for us to learn, how nice is it to be friendly, and kind to others.
Nice one, thx!
You had a nice story for us to learn, how nice is it to be friendly, and kind to others.
Nice one, thx!
IhanaElama wrote: Wow! Kindness connecting people :) I'm still trying to find to courage in me to do something like that. I feel like doing something similar, when I read this kind of stories, but somehow when I get to the grocery store / any shop, I suddenlly feel really shy and I am afraid of people's reaction. Thank you for the encouraging story. Maybe I can do the same one day. Beautiful connection :)
