If everyone who reads this says “I’m willing to be a little bit kinder this week,” things will get infinitely better.

May 9, 2022 · 2:57 PM UTC

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Sure. But beware also of who will be unkind tomorrow, feeling untitled because he is/appears kind today.
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All of us are tempted to get things wrong sometimes.
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No it won’t.
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Miracles occur naturally in the presence of love. I know that’s gobbledygook to you, but that’s OK
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❤️❤️❤️
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I’m all in…⭐️
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I think you should bite the leg of every Supreme Court Justice who supports an end to Roe V Wade ! Kindness ? No thanks.
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Absolutely! When we percolate together in the positive direction through agreement and action toward optimizing the way we treat each other, love's light brightens. Akin to Teilhard de Chardin's noosphere. (Very much looking forward to your talk in Vancouver, Marianne!)😎👍🌈
Replying to @marwilliamson
Let’s start by being kind to the human beings that are living in their mothers womb? How about we not kill them, Ok?
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kindness is treating young people as human beings and not as prisoners of war:
60 Minutes
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8 May 2022
“I feel like if the pandemic hadn’t happened at all, a lot of my sadness and mental problems would not be as bad as they are,” Neenah Hughes, who was in eighth grade when COVID hit, tells 60 Minutes. cbsn.ws/392dFUk

Teens share mental health problems that were exacerbated by COVID

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