Sangha of Auspicious Companions

A Buddhist friend once told me that of all the various ways you can practice giving, giving someone courage is considered to be the most significant. To lend a shoulder to lean on, encourage someone, or offer a kind word — can all serve as beacons of hope during stormy weather. The people featured in this week’s stories are exemplary role models for their genuine gifts of courage. –Guri

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“Believe you can and you’re halfway there.” –Theodore Roosevelt

Kindness In the News Robert Johnson, a former Marine cheers nurses every morning after their overnight shift caring for Covid-19 patients. The unofficial leader of the “cheer squad” is grateful for the frontline workers. Read More From Our Members John and Mia encountered a stranger on their path one evening. His inability to walk in a straight line concerned them. In this touching piece, Mia shares the story of how they “walk each other home.” Read More

Inspiring Video of the Week

The courage and kindness of superheroes | Annabelle Williams | TEDx Annabelle Williams, a Paralympic gold medallist and a lawyer shares compelling stories about why the way we treat each other defines our lives and transforms others’ lives.

In other news … In “A Psychiatrist’s Tips for Calming Your Pandemic Stress,” Dr. Gordon talks about mental health challenges we face during the pandemic and what we can do to cope.

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