Greetings!
I went to a store. Later, I lined up at a checkout lane behind a woman who was probably in her 30 s.
The woman looked back at me, a senior woman who was carrying a shopping basket. Immediately, she moved all her items close to the register. She signaled for me to put the shopping basket on the conveyor belt. With a kind smile, she said, "Sometimes it gets heavy carrying a shopping basket." I smiled, and put the basket on the conveyor belt. The woman's kindness touched my heart. I thanked her, and said, "I can see kindness all over your face." She let out a beautiful smile, and said, "Kindness has no price. It does not cost us anything. We should be kind to one another."
Many people wanted to know what was their life purpose. Some set out to do great deeds. The small deeds we did day in and day out were not any less than what the society deemed as great deeds. In Who are we and the meaning of life, the Being of Light stood by and kindly told Dannion the meaning of life.
"Humans are powerful spiritual beings meant to create good on the earth," he said. "This good isn't usually accomplished in bold actions, but in singular acts of kindness between people." The little things count because they show who you truly are. You do it spontaneously.
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As we go about our daily life, let us remember the woman's words of wisdom -
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