KINDNESS IS CONTAGIOUS
In a divided, busy, and fast-paced world, kindness has become rare to come by; yet, it stands out as a simple yet powerful force that connects us all. Like a stone dropped into a pond, a single act of kindness can create ripples that spread far beyond the initial gesture. When we are a beneficiary of a kind act, we are more likely to pass it on in the same manner or more, which may also not stop at whoever we pass it to. Sometimes, witnessing kindness can inspire people to act kindly.
Kindness is not in the magnitude and grandness of our gestures, it is the mindset, and motive behind the gesture. Something as simple as a smile, a listening ear, a compliment, an appreciation can lift someone's spirits. Small acts of kindness can create big impacts, and these moments create a domino effect, that proves that goodness spreads when we choose to nurture it.
In times of stress, division, or loneliness, kindness acts as a force that refreshes, unites, strengthens and enlivens. It bridges gaps, softens hearts, and reminds us of our shared humanity. Every act of compassion no matter how small, helps create a culture where people feel seen, valued, and encouraged to be kind. Kindness costs nothing but means everything, sow that seed today and see it grow into a mighty tree that never stops yielding fruits for all to benefit.
John W. Peterson wrote a beautiful song, that says: "Show a little bit of love and kindness, never go around with hatred's blindness, take a little time to reach for joy and wear a happy face, sing a little bit when the days are dreary, give a little help to a friend that's weary, that is the way to make the world a happy place." Let us spread love, give hope, and lend a hand, and we will see the world become a better place for all.
To a better you, Kamikun John.
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