The greatest act of kindness is often to listen deeply. As Thich Nhat Hanh reminds us, even one hour of deep listening - compassionately allowing someone to empty his or her heart, without trying to correct or change perceptions - can help relieve suffering. And the more we know about another's story, the less possible it is to see that person as your enemy, or to dismiss the "other." - Preeta
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Editor's Note: The greatest act of kindness is often to listen deeply. As Thich Nhat Hanh reminds us, even one hour of deep listening - compassionately allowing someone to empty his or her heart, without trying to correct or change perceptions - can help relieve suffering. And the more we know about another's story, the less possible it is to see that person as your enemy, or to dismiss the "other." - Preeta
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Kindness In the News
Two bitter enemies, a hard-nosed cop and a drug dealer, forced to meet become unexpected friends. They now help other ex-cons leave their past behind.
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Kindness is Contagious.
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A restaurant manager's elderly dishwasher comes to work on his bike regardless of the cold or rain. The manager forges a unique bond with the dishwasher after giving him rides home in his truck.
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My enemy, My brother
Hugs Two former enemies, Zahed and Najah, fought in the Iran-Iraq War. Sworn enemies, one saves the other's life. They meet 25 years later by chance. Once more, one saves the other.
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This Muslim woman filmmaker spent months interviewing neo-Nazis and jihadists. She came away more hopeful than ever.
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