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I agree totally with you. I know from my own experience that being kind and loving in small doses can be powerful and life altering. The Universe is like a bank; you get back what you put in with interest…and as see this bank, actions are more valuable than money!

Thanks for a beautiful post.

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Thanks to Daphne.Because her interview made me curious about your blog and finally i found you here.How lucky I am to read awesome thoughts and posts like this.I really like your posts.These things expose your inner self and your kind heart.Thanks once again and I’ll be frequently coming here.

The new President said in his inaugaral speech that we all need to look out for each other during these times of economic lows, but it’s not just a case of maybe taking a cut in wages so that a fellow worker might keep their job, it’s also just the simple things, such as helping an elderley neighbor to clear snow from their yard, picking up litter, or carrying heavy bags for someone.

You never know when you might be in need of someone else to give you a helping hand, so be nice and start racking up those brownie points now while you can.

Good deeds tend to rub off, as seen very well in the new series of Libery Mutual television commercials, whereone person does a good deed and inspires the next to follow suit. We all need to be like that.

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@Rupal — Thanks, Rupal! The small really do go along way, and it’s because, I think, that’s what feel personal to others — and developing that personal connection is such a bond.

@Dot — Great examples, all of them, Dot — thanks for sharing this all here. Sometimes our small gestures are as simple as encouraging someone. A few words of encouragement can really go a long way, when it’s just what someone needed to hear. And you never know when that’s the case — someone needing some extra encouragement.

@Henie — Doinng some small act “anonymously” really is powerful. And that’s for both the one doing the act, and the one receiving. Thank you, Henie — you have a way of doing this…

@SpaceAgeSage — Lori — Thanks for sharing this time earlier in your life, Lori. That’s a great example of what a small gesture really can do. Powerful!

@Laurie — Putting yourself “out there” can feel very risky! Our words and actions are powerful — for good or for bad. And that’s a point well worth remembering also.

@Fit Mommy — Thanks much Rachel!

@Rummuser — That’s a real gift of love from your father, Ramana. Treasure those moments. In regards to the commentluv issue — I’ve noticed that also, and I’m not sure what’s causing it.

@Evita — Thank you, so much, Evita. Yes, I know — this is something you connect with. I think many of us do — connect with this concept. The real thing is doing it. And that I know you do, as well. You’re so right — we are presented with a myriad of opportunities to do this every day. And we have the choice (our choice) on what to do — to act out of love, or not. And reaching for the higher version of ourselves — what a wonderful place to reach for!

@Dara — That’s a great way to think about this. To think about times in our life when we have been impacted by receiving some of these small gestures — and then to recall how that made us feel. Thinking that way, we really can let this concept sink into our souls…and then go out and spread that good. I loved this photo too. It’s not mine…because I think I’d be hard-pressed to get a photo like that of all three! We do have this picture from this past summer while we were on vacation — all three in a group hug picture — and it’s one I treasure very much. (probably because it doesn’t happen very often!)

@Jannie — Thank you, Jannie, so much — for all you say and do…

@Arswino — Thank you, very much, Arswino. And, thanks for remembering what I have wrote in the past — this really means a lot to me. Comments can be so powerful — and it only has to take a minute of your time — and that minute really can mean the world to the receiver of that comment.

@Cricket — You have a good heart, Tammy. It shines through in everything you write. You’re leaving small gestures everywhere you go. Thank you!

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That photo is absolutely adorable, too, and makes me think of my children — when they’re actually being nice to each other .

Beautiful message and beautiful picture!

Whether anonymous or not, you know how I feel about ideas like this — they are indeed an amazing way to live.

We just can never take for granted the impact our words or actions have on others. And the best part is, is that we come in contact with people everyday and at every moment we have the choice to act kindly and out of love or not. In my view, there is no “right” or “wrong” choice — there is just the choice that will bring us to experience a higher version of ourselves than we have ever known or not.

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