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Seeds carried by the wind from a distant tree have less chance of taking root than seeds that fall from a nearby tree. Likewise, when we plant seeds of kindness in our own communities and tend to them regularly, we more likely create a solidly rooted tree of kindness that branches in all directions. Let's plant small seeds of kindness nearby, rather than looking only for growth from afar. - Ameeta

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"Do your little bit of good where you are; it's those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world." - Desmond Tutu

Editor's Note: Seeds carried by the wind from a distant tree have less chance of taking root than seeds that fall from a nearby tree. Likewise, when we plant seeds of kindness in our own communities and tend to them regularly, we more likely create a solidly rooted tree of kindness that branches in all directions. Let's plant small seeds of kindness nearby, rather than looking only for growth from afar. - Ameeta

Kindness In the News

An 8-month-old premature infant did not have any hospital visitors for 5 months. So this nurse, who had not previously considered adoption or fostering, adopted her.

From Our Members

A KindSpringer saw an elderly man, who she had seen on the bus, asking for assistance. She wrote him a note saying she wanted to share her blessings with him. He wrote back wishing her a charmed life.

Inspiring Video of the Week

Roof Top Gardens

Rooftop farming is an innovative way to bring locally grown foods to large cities. Locally grown foods contain more nutrients, support local farmers and decrease pollution.

In other news ...

Parker Palmer discusses beautifully 13 new ways of thinking about community and how community is a gift to be received.

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