―Lindsay Wagner
One sister
was in town visiting with another, and they went together to a bookstore. As they were leaving, there was a man outside
asking for help. One of the sisters went
to her car to get a gift card for a fast food restaurant and gave it to the
man. "What a great idea," the
other sister said. The sisters began
talking about kindness and being able to help others, both those who really
need something and those for whom it is just nice to do something.
The sister
who was visiting shared that she recently had been shopping and found a
fragrance she really liked. A young
woman who was the sales person told this sister that she really liked it, too,
but confided that she could not afford it.
When she was done shopping, the sister bought the perfume and gave it to
the sales person. "It felt so nice
to be able to do that," she said.
The kindness
of sharing changes us. It connects us to
others -- sometimes to what they need, sometimes to what they would like. It can also help us shift to a mindset of
abundance -- a place where we realize that most of us have more than we
need.
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