Articles tagged as Kindness

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  Poetry: Winter Rain

  "It’s a cold rain on this cold morning / Raining cats and dogs they say  / Why not raining birds and bees / Or better yet let it rain love and kindness."

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  Devotee Children Spread Kindness Through Their Art During Pandemic

  While the coronavirus is spreading throughout the world, so is kindness. Even though they are physically restricted in their movement, people find ways to reach out, express appreciation to and care for one another. 

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  ‘The Kindness Pandemic’: An ISKCON-wide Contest for Young Artists

  While the coronavirus is spreading throughout the world, luckily for us, so is kindness. The simple acts of kindness are powerful, cathartic, and could change our lives forever. ISKCON News is calling young artists, aged 3-18, to recognize and capture these little acts of kindness around them and turn them into an artwork. 

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  Little Acts of Kindness

  Altruism is defined as having a disinterested and selfless concern for the wellbeing of others. The Bhagavad Gita 16.1-3 describes the same, daya bhutesv aloluptvam or being without greed and having mercy towards others. Putting this concern into action not only aids those in difficulty but also eases your own.

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  To Be Nice Is Not To Be Naive

  Ultimately, the difference between being nice and being naive boils down to adherence to dharma.

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  Open Doors, Open Hearts

  Vrindavana has an open door policy. Just take a stroll around the village lanes and someone will invite you in for a meal somewhere. It’s a stark contrast to our modern world, which is closed up and shut tight.