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Daily Question, November 3

Can I commit a random act of kindness today? What might it be?

  • dimple dangi

    I will try not to answer back anyone and only listen to them.

  • Ose

    😘💖🙏🍀✨for you and for all!

  • Hot Sauce

    Well, because of the pandemic, I can’t really be with anyone in person, but maybe I’ll do a social media post offering my love and support for those who are scared about what might happen tonight. I know it’s a small act, but I hope at least some can find it meaningful.

  • Elaine

    Just mailed a box of chocolates to a dear friend – just cuz.

  • Don Jones

    I think today, I will consciously not use any single use plastic.

    • Michele

      I bought a wooden set of utensils to bring to work so I don’t use the plastic ones. I had seen a co worker with hers and thought it was a great idea.

  • Present Moment

    there are no people to serve, so I will gently wash off the splatters of concrete water that have speckled my night blooming jasmine during recent construction.

  • Kate

    Oh, I also donated to a charity today. It has been a hard year for everyone and I know I am fortunate so doing what I can to give back.

  • Kate

    Today I am sending hope and prayers to those around the world who are suffering, especially those who have been impacted by the recent acts of terrorism.

    I will show my appreciation for the ones I love and smile at strangers where I can.

  • Lauryn

    I don’t know that I’ll leave my house today…. but in general, I will try to be more understanding of those who don’t share my beliefs. I’ll carry the random act of kindness thought with me throughout the rest of this difficult week 💜

  • Antoinette
    Today I did a few small acts for people around me . I made my son lunch and took it to his school and drove my other sons girlfriend to work so she didn’t need to walk in the rain. I sent a message to someone who was not at paining class today and told her I hoped she was well and missed her at class. Today I wish everyone all around the world safety and wellness. I hope and pray that this election is peaceful and democratic. I pray that people everywhere have their basic needs met and we can...

    Today I did a few small acts for people around me . I made my son lunch and took it to his school and drove my other sons girlfriend to work so she didn’t need to walk in the rain. I sent a message to someone who was not at paining class today and told her I hoped she was well and missed her at class. Today I wish everyone all around the world safety and wellness. I hope and pray that this election is peaceful and democratic. I pray that people everywhere have their basic needs met and we can live in a world where we see that we are all human beings and want the same things. To be loved and cared for and can have their needs met. I hope for campaign reform and a democratic fair system to lead the world in compassion and kindness. Let liberty shine it’s true light on the whole world. Be safe everyone ! ♥️✌🏿🌏🙏

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  • Zenith

    Whatever presents itself. Perhaps extending a kind heart toward whoever wins the election here in the US.

  • pkr

    Yes, I can & will, not sure exactly what but I will be on the look out for opportunities. In the meantime I will offer prayers, light candles, keep my vibration HIGH for this very difficult day here in the USA. Peace, Love & Light to All…..🙏✨❤️

  • Patricia

    I committed an intentional act of kindness for my country by voting this morning. I pray for healing of divisions.

    Meanwhile, I will be open to another opportunity for another kind (& spontaneous and random) act this day.

  • Papilio

    Yes. I have two places to go today after my morning meditation. I’ll smile at strangers and will utter kinds words if those words formed naturally.

  • Javier Visionquest

    My vote was cast weeks ago. Today I’m scheduled for 8 hours of kindness. I’ll try and keep it as random as possible

  • sunnypatti

    If it’s random, I don’t know what it might be 🙂

    But yes I can, and yes I will. We shall see what this day puts on my path.

  • kimthompsen

    One thing came to mind immediately: pray for the good health and happiness of the candidate I did not vote for. And mean it. That’s probably one of the hardest acts of kindness I could do today.

    • Patricia

      I was praying for the grace of being compassionate towards those who are divisive, angry and just plain “not the sharpest knives in the drawer” today.

  • devy

    Today i have to see a dentist so it is one of the few times that I will be going out in public and being with people. I will take the opportunity to thank the people and dentist at the clinic for their work during these difficult times. With Other people I will say hello and smile under my mask…people can still see and hear my 😊

  • EJP

    I will by just simply smiling to a stranger or speaking kind words on the phone.

  • Yes I can. Perhaps something at work. Maybe something at home. Definitely not on the commute though.

    Maybe it will be doing things they didn’t ask me to at work but may appreciate as I have plenty and I mean plenty of breathing space in between assigned tasks there.

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