Kindness

We have more kindness inside us, than we have shared. We welcome those we know at work and in our homes. What about those on the street? Those whom we don’t know. Those next to us in church that look different, sound different, dress different, talk different? Follow you heart to extend kindness and hospitality, your heart knows!

It is easy to talk the talk. It is easy to be “good” for one day each week in front of others. When your worship ends does your service REALLY begin? At work; how do you welcome a new person or treat someone who is going through a crisis? Do you know your neighbor? How do you interact with your family? When you walk down the street and see a person who does not; smell like you, dress like you, or look like you… do you assume that they are homeless, without skills, lazy, entitlement seekers?

I know we are not perfect people, we have flaws and we all should strive to live good lives. What we do with the knowledge of our imperfections says a lot about us. Do we ignore them and say I am who I am, I am what I am and I do what I do either like or don’t? Or do we try to learn, grow and seek wisdom, enlightenment, knowledge that allows us the space and passion to make adjustments in how we live, what we do and how we do it?

We can be the change we seek in this world… I can remember that the most important journey I may take is meeting someone halfway.

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