We saw this young Buddhist monk in the Shaolin Temple, Henan Province, China. I was fascinated by what he may be doing—he was surrounded by an air of mystery.
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We saw this young Buddhist monk in the Shaolin Temple, Henan Province, China. I was fascinated by what he may be doing—he was surrounded by an air of mystery.
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November 13 is World Kindness Day. This day focuses on acts of kindness in the community and helps breakdown barriers such as religion, sex, race, age and demographics. To join people together, making the world and our community more connected and a happier place.
Random acts of kindness, part of World Kindness Day are encouraged everyday, not just November 13. Some people are easier to be kind to than other. However, it is often those that are the hardest to be kind to—that need our kindness the most. Where possible choose to be kind to these people. A simple smile or hello can start to break down barriers and help develop opportunities for further act of kindness.
When working on being kind to others, I believe it is important to remember to be kind to ourself. Many people would never criticise or treat others the way they treat themselves. Make World Kindness Day a starting point to prioritising kindness—for others and ourselves.
“No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.” Aesop