Unless someone like you cares a whole lot of nothing is going to get better. It’s not - Dr. Suess
The greatest gift I can give myself kind form of care. If I
become careless then I too I become unkind.
Whether I am gentle with others or my own self this generous act gives
back bountiful happy returns. When I care I unite instead of divide. Acting from this deep part of my heart I
transform new riches of well- being. My greatest concern is to be gentle both
with others as well as with myself, since I believe we are all connected. Lacking a sense of care I separate. I become
cruel and insensitive to all things. Then, I disconnect to my oneness and
greater inter-connection to life. Simply
caring or showing kindness has a tremendous ripple effect. I multiply my joy when I relate with people,
places and things in profound caring way.
As a visitor here I can improve my situation by exercising kind
care. Let’s have the courage show the benefit of kindness. How I relate to my
world is important. Exercising kindness stimulates the positive. Is not carelessness a form of ignorance?
The most important thing I struggle
with in my life is to be gentle with myself. When I embrace my defects, and
cultivate inner kindness, inner peace becomes possible. I find that I then care
happens when I accept, not resist. Being kind is a work in constant progress. It
takes great care to find self-acceptance.
When cultivate my own compassion
and I then can pass it on. The more I can be friendly to all, the
more I feel alive and the less I suffer. Being kind and caring, I give myself
the greatest birthday present. Expanding this loving friendliness is life’s
greatest blessing. My prosperity is link with daily kind acts, not mean ones. Kindness
attracts friends, builds community and stimulates happiness. Being kind to
others, to the world and to me, makes everything better. Such care invites further happiness and new
gifts for all us to benefit.