Spotlight On Kindness: New Beginnings

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As we move into the new year, may we take the time to renew our spirits. Gently shedding behind what is no longer serving us and others, and moving forward confidently with love and light. Enough faith in our hearts to surrender to life. Enough sight and effort to create a better reality. And enough grace and joy to be grateful for what we have. Happy New Year from all of us! --Guri Mehta
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Editor's Note: As we move into the new year, may we take the time to renew our spirits. Gently shedding behind what is no longer serving us and others, and moving forward confidently with love and light. Enough faith in our hearts to surrender to life. Enough sight and effort to create a better reality. And enough grace and joy to be grateful for what we have. Happy New Year from all of us! --Guri Mehta
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This heartwarming video truly captures the spirit of the holiday season. Rob Bliss discovered this genius hack to use Amazon Prime to help the homeless get what they need in the cold weather.
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Kindness is Contagious.
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A heartfelt thank you note inside this nurse's purse moved the thief who stole the purse to return the purse to its rightful owner.
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TED Talk: Love Letters to Strangers
Hugs In an effort to overcome her depression, Hannah started writing love letters and leaving them for strangers to find. This became a global initiative, and this is her amazing story.
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Developed by the Center for Healthy Minds at the University of Wisconsin, the Kindness Curriculum is part of a growing movement to teach emotional intelligence in schools. This NY Times article attempts to answer the question: Can kindness be taught?
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