This Could Be The Most Contagious
Everyone the world over has been affected, sadly many infected, and too many lost by the highly contagious Covid-19 virus.
Thankfully, many are working hard on finding cures and vaccines.
It’s also heart warming to see lots of people reaching out, helping out, exhibiting Kindness.
Kindness* is very contagious. Let’s make it the most contagious!
Kindness through compassion, empathy, love, helping, charity….
All of us can spread, affect, and infect everyone with Kindness!!
We can think kind thoughts, say kind things, and do kind things. Think kind thoughts, turn them into kind words, then turn them into kind deeds.
Kind words, particularly in this time of challenge, are positive ones that will help calm the fears and worries of the unknown.
Probably the most difficult to do, is being kind to those we disagree with or disagree with us. That which is the most difficult is always the most important to do.
Lead by example. Then you will affect and infect everyone you have contact with. Then kindness will spread and go around the world, hopefully in less than eighty days.
Sing along with me
It’s the only thing that there’s just too little of
What the world needs now is love, sweet love,
No not just for some but for everyone.”
Be Good Do Good Think Good Be Kind Be Healthy
*for more on Kindness read previous posts by clicking here
The Spinning Rabbi - Heart & Soul 
Very inspiring! ❤ Thank you for this
Thank you
Beautiful post Fred, Love is borderless ! Jean-Marc
so true thank you
Thanks for the beautiful post Fred! Inspiring words and video.
Thank you Lynda
Thanks for the positive vibes Fred!
thanks Dr. Seth
As usual so true and so inspiring Thx
Thank You Helen
Very well said. These are the times that should wake us all up and stay awake when this is all over and it will be. B”H
Well Said
Perfect words for troubling times. Thank you.
Valerie
Thank You Valerie
Thank you 🙏
Thank you
Dear Fred, So beautifully said – thank you!
Alison
that was very kind of you to say 🙂
The more frightened people are, the more isolated they seem to become! Here, where crowds and anonymity are the norm, this has thrown everyone into shock. And we haven’t spun out of it yet. We’ll see what folks are like when families living close to us have little food and no money to purchase it. Will there be thefts or looting out of desperation and hunger??! Scary to contemplate but the spin out of this event is what will be informative.
Let’s think of the positive possibilities
“In a time of increasing darkness, we must respond with an increasing of light” – Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson