Humans are wired for and survive IN community. Globalization is widening our sense of “community” as boundaries become more permeable and less fixed. More fluid communities may be frightening to some, but they also offer the promise of constant renewal if we tend to the community’s bonds. Kindness serves as a bond and glue that reminds us of our unity (and commUNITY). – Ameeta
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| “The world is now too small for anything but brotherhood.” – Arthur Powell Davies |
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| Editor’s Note: Humans are wired for and survive IN community. Globalization is widening our sense of “community” as boundaries become more permeable and less fixed. More fluid communities may be frightening to some, but they also offer the promise of constant renewal if we tend to the community’s bonds. Kindness serves as a bond and glue that reminds us of our unity (and commUNITY). – Ameeta |
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| Kindness In the News |
| A world-renowned researcher from Kuwait is searching to say “Thank you” to one man whose generous act 30 years ago in Washington D.C. made his remarkable life in the U.S. possible. |
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| From Our Members |
| A Canadian KindSpringer, who happens to be Jewish, welcomed and assisted a Syrian Muslim refugee family new to their community. They have now “expanded their group” to form a more enriched community. |
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| Inspiring Video of the Week |
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| A Stranger’s Touch |
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A paralyzed man shares how the simple touch of a stranger, an ICU nurse while he was hospitalized in a different country, forever changed the trajectory of his life. |
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| KindSpring is a 100% volunteer-run platform that allows everyday people around the world to connect and deepen in the spirit of kindness. Current subscribers: 146,533
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