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This week’s story comes from Phil H. in Canada who, after getting help from two strangers upon getting injured, passed on the kindness by listening to a weary mother and son at the hospital. 

 “I fell off my bike. I cut my arms and hands and hip. I was a mess of blood and gravel. One kind person poured water on my wounds, another helped me get home. I was humbled and inspired by their heartfelt generosity of spirit. At the local hospital I was patient, grateful, and of good humour due to these two saints. When I sat by a tired mum with an injured child, I passed on the kindness by listening and caring and being attentive. Passing on the blessing.”

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This week’s story comes from Miles in Pompano Beach, Florida, who prepared a letter of encouragement and a meal to give to a homeless man.

“When I was younger I saw a homeless man behind my house and made him a sandwich, got him a snack and a drink, and wrote a letter of encouragement for him.”

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This week’s story comes from Sunol who helped an elderly neighbor fix his camera.

“On a Saturday afternoon, my phone rang, a call from my senior neighbor: ‘Hi, I want to use my camera, but somehow it takes multiple pictures with different exposures. Do you know how to fix it?’ I said, ‘Let me come over to take a look.’ I went to the neighbor’s house. He is in his wheelchair holding his camera. The setting looks correct. I remembered my camera had a similar problem. I turned the mode dial a few times and it’s back to normal. I told the neighbor it’s a common problem with this brand. I’m glad that I came by to fix the problem for him.”

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This week’s story comes from An in the U.S., who showed up to her friends’ performance and cheered them on in the audience. 

“I attended my friends’ show to support them! They seemed a bit nervous before they went on stage, but quickly transformed into captivating performers. I cheered for them loudly and praised them for their stellar performance. They were delighted that a group of friends came out to show their support.”

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This week’s featured story comes from Kusuma in Singapore, who lent support to a grieving mother on Vesak Day.

“On Vesak morning, I shared my time to support a mother who had to deal with the prospect of relating the event of her daughter’s death. Lending strength for her to deal with her fear and distress.”

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This week’s story comes from Rose in Madison, Wisconsin, who noticed fellow coworkers at the bus stop and decided to give them a ride, enjoying their company on the way to work.

“I used to take the bus to work every morning, but now I drive a car. One morning, I was driving to work when I recognized my neighbor and colleague walking from the bus stop to our apartment complex. I stopped my car and asked them if they needed a ride. They did. I drove them to our office. They appreciated carpooling with me, and I appreciated their company on my work commute.”

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This week’s story comes from Lucas in Utah, who checks in often with his friends, goes on walks with them, and has picnics with them to help ease their minds if they are going through hard times. 

“When my friends are going through tough times, I usually try to talk and check up on them as often as I can . . . Occasionally, I do try to take my friends out on walks or picnics to try to get them to get some fresh air and perhaps distract them from their problems. Picnics always seem like the best option, because it gives us time to both talk and stuff our feelings with food!”

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This week’s story is from QinJie in Seattle, who carried injured earthworms off of the sidewalk back to the garden. 

“After the rain in the morning, the earthworms crawled out of the mud, but they couldn’t crawl back after being stepped on by passersby. I picked up the two injured earthworms I encountered and sent them back to the garden.”

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This week’s story is from Nina in Serbia, who remembered her friend’s words and surprised her friend with a rabbit plush to help him feel better. 

“My good friend complained to me how his anxiety has been awful lately and has kept him awake at night, and told me how he feels like he needs a silly little stuffed animal to hug at night to help. So, while I was at a bookstore looking for something to get myself, I noticed that they also sold cute stuffed bunnies and thought that I could get it for him. He loved it! I don’t know if it helped much, because he never told me, but he did say how he sleeps with it every night, which made me quite happy.”

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This week’s story is from Michael in Santa Clara, who shares how he approached and invited a coworker to eat lunch together, a gesture that gradually built rapport with his team at work. 

“Personally, I’m more of an introvert, so I know how it feels to be with a group of people yet at the same time feel excluded or left out. At work, we usually have team lunches once a week. One time, I went with some of my fellow coworkers but saw someone else standing alone away from the group. I approached them and we chatted over lunch, and they got to know me and my coworkers better. Across various instances of doing this, I’ve noticed that our team has been more lively, and more people have been showing up to the office (work is still fully remote, so coming to the office is optional). Not sure if this has improved our team productivity at all, but creating a friendly work atmosphere is definitely something I feel proud and happy about.”

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