Comments on: I’ve pondered this myself

by: mila

Tue, 20 Nov 2007 15:54:28 +0000

looks like the site is a popular in class pick me up. I too am in lecture and with a long school year still ahead of me (currently a nursing student in classes until july) I frequently sit and search for an inspiring summer project of sorts.. find away to support a cause, give my time for greater good, something that I can dedicate a couple months too prior to starting my last year of school. I know there are lots of things I could take part in, and know you won’t have the answer for me, but thought i would throw it out there for possible suggestion..
keep up the kind work, you are an inspiration!

by: Jessica Hatfield

Wed, 14 Nov 2007 17:48:06 +0000

I just read over this site to see what it was about.lWe are in class right now and i thought i should leave a message say thank you for all you have done for the people you have givin kindness.It was really nice of everyone and im sure it will brighten the days to come of those you help.

by: Georgia

Fri, 05 Oct 2007 00:45:20 +0000

i love this website, i am also working on showing kindness to others, i look for opportunites to help others. i am trying to keep a postive attitude in all things. keep up the good work……

by: PAR

Fri, 17 Aug 2007 15:58:10 +0000

Isn’t it funny how some people are just naturally kind, while others have to think about it and plan it into their day,week or month. I find just a friendly hello or a smile can brighten someones day.
I work in a state run psychiatric facility and I am continually work on myself and the way I interact with others. To me saying the right thing or being kind is a must and a passion I take very seriously. Over the 24 years of my work experience the one thing I hear people say is thank you for listening. I feel that is what I do best, is listen.
It doesn’t have to make sense to me what the person is saying or trying to say as long as I am really listening. I am not here to judge anyone, I am here to listen, sometimes offer advice, bust mostly to say a kind word or two.
I try to make my work area inviting, comfortable, with many things that are calming to look at, touch and smell good. Then I ask questions, not about illness but about how you feed your soul, mind and body with postive thinking and positive feedback. How do you reduce those negative feelings and fill them up with positive feelings. It usually takes some time before that question can be answered but with positive feed back it usually comes. If I can remain focused on staying calm, being positive and giving positive feedback I can give someone the hope that they often seek. Feed the soul with hope and possibilities and watch it grow.
Go into work with a smile and a positive attitude. Keep that positive attitude no matter what happens that day.
It will rub off on others. The more positive you are about any situation the better the results. Positive energy will attract more positive energy.
Thank you all for spreading your positive energy. And spreading the attitude of kindness to all. For I am greatful for all the positive and kindness spread to others each day. You never know when it could have saved someones life. Just one act of kindness does make a difference. I’ve seen and heard of it first hand. Again- Thank you All who spread kindness. When you are kind to someone it feeds the heart and soul and often brings hope for a better day.

by: Diana

Tue, 03 Apr 2007 05:25:47 +0000

I’ve seen the four of you guys in action once during your 2002 tour, and ever since, I’ve truly been inspired by what you do. And you’re right! It’s all about that little ‘mental adjustment’. Any moment can be an opportunity to be kind. It’s all about the little random acts of kindness.
As Winston Churchill said: “We make a living by what we get. We make a life by what we give.”

by: Jeanene

Fri, 16 Feb 2007 04:44:37 +0000

This is not a response but rather a question.
Do you know when someone performs an act of kindness,
if the recipient ever asks, “why are you doing this for me”? Or, what have I done to deserve this?
I have been the recipient of a couple of small gifts for no reason at all and I have said, “oh my god what did I do to deserve this”.
Just curious is all,and by the way you guys are awesome.
Thanks!!

by: DSD

Mon, 27 Nov 2006 17:26:24 +0000

Even the smallest gesture can have a ripple effect…
When our intentions are clear, and we expect little from the effort, then who knows…
DSD