Kindness Stories / Feel Good Stories

Mother's Day

By LindaRNnLA on August 06, 2015 / 2,228 views

On Mother's Day of 2012, I was getting my nails done early. My grown children were planning to be at the house later in the afternoon. I was thinking of how far I had come from a Mother's Day long ago and feeling grateful. Fifteen years earlier, life was moving very fast. I was a single mom with two children, a demanding job and a long commute. This meant, that the time to shop for groceries, wash...

Create Your Life

By Sonia Kaur on August 06, 2015 / 6,054 views

It is up to you, you want to accept your life as it comes or create your life according to your wish. What you want in your life, then first learn to give then you will get back it in abundance. If we are thankful to god for what we have then we are attracting more blessings and if we are ungrateful for everything we have, then we are loosing our blessings. If you think of illness then...

My Daily Quest

By You Are Loved on August 06, 2015 / 3,864 views

Every single day my daughter and I have a "daily quest" where we do something good for someone else. Usually, I will just pay for someone's coffee behind me in the Tim Hortons drive thru. I don't have much money but I work hard at two and a half jobs and my daughter and I are okay. She donates her allowance to a local animal shelter and we often help out elderly at the retirement home across...

I Just Made Someone's Day And It Feels Great

By Badge on August 04, 2015 / 2,312 views

I was walking to work and a woman drove slowly past me with a blown out tire. It was on a small street about to feed into a much larger street. I pointed at her tire to see if she knew it was blown (sometimes people don't notice these things and they wreck their rims). She made motions as though she knew but didn't know what to do about it. Normally at this point I'd wave, say have a...

The Bright Side Of The Moon

By Coach Muller on August 03, 2015 / 6,887 views

I have always found it interesting that in most things in life, there is a bright, positive side and there is the polar opposite, the dark, sometimes unknowing side. I like to think of the moon as an example…when you look at it at night, you always see the bright side. You can see the light (do you see a rabbit or a face?), you can see the craters of the moon and with a telescope, you can see the true...

Walk Your Own Path

By Chandramouli Reddy on August 03, 2015 / 7,685 views

Many people simply follow the others in every manner by comparing their lifestyles. The inference is that,they are not living their true life for what it is meant. "Every person has a reason to live on this Earth". Every life has some purpose to be filled. Take any activity, be it profession, business, job, career etc it is individual specific. We could not follow others blindly. We have to leave...

Your Power Of Influence

By Skip Myers on August 03, 2015 / 4,708 views

I have been led to share a wonderful story with you. However, this journey came with new challenges and self-reflection as I considered the "bigger picture" this story represents. Just prior to Mother's Day this year, I began writing this story in memory of my Mom. As I progressed through the composition of this story, I felt the familiar presence of a heavy heart as I reflected upon...

Packing Light

By Joseph J. Mazzella on August 01, 2015 / 4,588 views

Our neighbors had to move away recently. An older couple they were headed North to help take care of her sisters who were in ill health. I am going to miss them. They were both so good and kind-hearted. He was a Rembrandt when it came to home repairs and helped both me and my Dad fix up our homes. She was always ready to share a sweet smile, an encouraging word, and a delicious dessert. The day of...

Winners

By Chandramouli Reddy on July 28, 2015 / 7,283 views

Yesterday, our former President of our nation passed away while he was delivering an inspiring lecture to a large gathering of students in a premier institution. He was the one great personality who inspired almost every brought up student in our nation through his simple lifestyle though he held high positions in public life. Born in a poor family, mediocre in school studies, never married, maintaining strict...

The Whole Cookie

By Joseph J. Mazzella on July 27, 2015 / 8,338 views

I was in the bakery section of a local supermarket the other day when I spotted a huge, delicious-looking, chocolate cake on sale. I was tempted to put it in my shopping cart but lately I have been trying to keep my middle-age spread from spreading, so I walked on. Just as I was passing it by, however, a little boy no more than four or five years old ran up to it and yelled, "Mommy, Mommy, Let's get...

My Faith Colored My Black And White World

By Maria on July 27, 2015 / 2,477 views

It's been 3 year since i stopped studying because of financial problem. My family can't afford my studies and I'm the one who choose to stopped. I've tried not to blame them and I work within 1 month it was my first ever Job in Cupcakery store. It's really hard for me I did multitasking job,cleaning,serving which I'm not usually doing. I'm lazy person at home but through that way...

A Cheerleader's Triumph

By H. Peter on July 24, 2015 / 5,590 views

Bullying comes in all forms and methods, physical, emotional and even spiritual. It is not a just a new phenomenon to the electronic age, but has been around for as long as one group is in and someone is out. The pain that it inflicts can last a lifetime, but can also lead to insight, personal growth and healing. Allow me some thoughts. Sometimes when we knock on a door we have no idea what we will...

Revival

By Shannon O'Neal Hart on July 23, 2015 / 2,517 views

In my darkest days of addiction/alcoholism I met "JESSE JAMES DEAN." He changed my life that day, changed my heart, and I think about him constant and THANK JESUS CHRIST for putting us back in each others paths. At the time I met him - I was with my now (ex-boyfriend) whom is incarcerated on a 45 yr sentence. Jesse James I believe fell in love with me at first sight - However my vision was obscured...

Don't Intoxicate Yourself With Negative Feelings

By Adede Owalla on July 23, 2015 / 7,695 views

Yesterday afternoon, I went back home and found the door to my house opened. It was not broken into because the Padlock was safely undone and placed on the roof of the kennel where we normally put it and beside it was a paper bag filled with traditional vegetables. On the door mat was a pair of shoes belonging to my wife and this gave me reassurance that it was her who had opened the door. This was unusual...

Prayers Are Always Answered

By Sonia Kaur on July 22, 2015 / 6,504 views

Prayer is a direct network to god. When we pray, automatically faith arises within us that god is listening, we feel god is nearby. After prayer is done we feel relaxed and light. Prayer from heart is always answered. why prayer is not answered- When we ask something and want something else then prayer is not answered. Prayer creates a healthy relationship with god. It is a constant...

My Brother Said He Loved Me Today

By DeutscheMan on July 22, 2015 / 4,602 views

For the first time I my memory, my 21 year old autistic brother while leaving my room said he loved me. All I said was "love ya bro," like I always do. In the 19 years I've known him, he's yelled and hit me more times I can count, we've slowly drifted apart in development, and we've had times where we both have been happy together. But this is the first time, someone for whom life is...

Between Then And Now

By Fiah Lisondra on July 20, 2015 / 5,542 views

The past. Probably the one place I dreaded to go. One: it does not always offer the best memories. Two: regrets and broken promises. Three: it cannot be undone. Every time I am confronted with it, always I feel my heart begins to skip a beat, a lot of thoughts starting to creep in and they are not always pleasant. Such a negative approach to something that is very much a part of me. After scanning...