Readers Comments
karendogmom wrote: Last sunday i listened to a friends's sermon, he talked about how hopeless some of us have become during covid. I am not jewish, but he recounted speaking with a jewish friend and the holacaust in germany and then he told us that his friend told him to 'go out and repair the world". There are so many things we all can do to repair the world. Your man from new york city who sat and talked with homeless people. I believe he was :trying to " repair the world" in his own small way, let us all be compassionate as we go forth into the world.
Nugget wrote: Thank you for sharing this story. It gives me a new lens to see those in need.
dhivyashana wrote: Very interesting. I've never heard such a story, me being a believer of kindness, but never much to a money asker, i prefer to give them food and i judge often (why don't they work -like that or not trusting their intensions- what will they do with the money );
This story tries to make me see things in a new perspective. I don't know if i'll start being kind and benevolent to money-askers like you (in my place, they are not all necessarily homeless/sick),
But i will try.
Thanks for sharing.
This story tries to make me see things in a new perspective. I don't know if i'll start being kind and benevolent to money-askers like you (in my place, they are not all necessarily homeless/sick),
But i will try.
Thanks for sharing.
Barbara wrote: Grrreat story! Thanks for sharing!
Mahendra C Shah wrote: I love this inspiring story you shared with us!
Jess wrote: Awww lovely story! Thank you for sharing xoxox
Lea wrote: Bless you for doing this. Your story brought tears to my eyes.
Rajni wrote: You are right, our good karma that counts in our life. We must thank for giving us an opportunity to help those needy people. You did a good job by connecting with homeless people and also teaching us the importance of meditation. May god bless you.
Diane wrote: Bless you for sharing your story, and also to the people who responded. I have hope for this world. , and i know that the words "love your neighbor as you love yourself" are not empty words, but a calling for us to reach out to those less fortunate. And if we are reading these pages, we are the fortune. Thank you for your story. It will remain with me.
cathleenchesnut wrote: Much love to you🌈