Comments on: Strange Happenings and Kind Acts

By: angesbiz

angesbiz — Sat, 13 Sep 2008 03:26:36 +0000

Welcome Unknown! Exactly what upcoming events are you talking about? I would love to know. I don’t believe there is justification for bad. Again, it depends on your perception of it. So are you saying that it is what it is? Not good or bad? I was merely highlighting the 9/11 events because almost everyone was affected by it in some way. What ever happens in the future is because of people’s focus. I was reading an email I received from Dr Joe Vitale and he suggested that if we want to be victims we can be. On the other hand, if we think we are okay, then we are. If we live in trust and not in fear, wouldn’t be a better choice? I think so and it sounds to me like you think this too. The thing is that not everyone thinks like this and they believe what the media or the governments tell them to believe. Little by little the people who choose to think for themselves and pass on acts of kindness or some other positive act can help others to do the same.

By: Unknown

Unknown — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 19:26:51 +0000

I’m sorry but i disagree with upcoming events within a few years which will prove it. Fact is, there will always exist demonic/bad energies in the universe. But humankind doesn’t have to link to it, we can live in a world without suffering, hatred and anger. It’s nothing to do with, without bad can’t be good. That’s justifying the bad, which is wrong. GOOD exists without bad, and bad Exists without good. They are one, yet individual energies. Opposites, but as most places. You can find a place of mighty bad energy, and mighty good. The world CAN be all good, it’s matter of choice.

By: Computer Forum

Computer Forum — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 07:45:33 +0000

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By: Swubird

Swubird — Thu, 01 May 2008 16:17:06 +0000

Ange:

Great, thought-provoking post.

I’ll have to think this one over. But one thing I have always done since the very beginning of my relationship with my wife is to call her every day. I have done this every single day since were first together. It didn’t matter where I was in the world, or in the country, I have called her at least once - usually three or four times. Now that we are retired, we spend every day together. Sometimes when we go to the mall, we split up to do some separate shopping, but we still call each other several times throughout the day. A lot of people say we spend too much time together, but we don’t feel that way. To the contrary, we feel that we don’t spend enough time together.

Have a nice day.

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By: Jyoti Mukhia

Jyoti Mukhia — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 12:34:29 +0000

Hi Ange,
It is true ‘there was a major shift in consciousness around the globe’ and one can feel it. The buzz word for the moment is “Gratitude” which does not arise without “kindness”.
Thank you Ange for introducing me to Joe Vitale. I read his book “spiritual marketing” which led me to another great personality Bob Proctor which again led me to ‘the secret’ and the book “Science of getting rich.”
Here I really understood what kindness and gratitude can do to a person. Today morning when I got up I do not know how I started thanking God not only for myself but for all the good ness I could see. And you know I always have the problem in signing the cheque (My hand shakes or I miss the signature). But today when I signed the cheque in the office I was so calm and without any mistake I could sign it. Not only once but all the time (3 times). A gesture of gratitude can do wonders.

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By: Rod Sherwin

Rod Sherwin — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 03:53:31 +0000

I wonder what the world would be like if the media reported acts of kindness first then tragedy, trauma, and drama second.

Imagine front page news headlines every day about some act of kindness not matter how small. Then on page 2 or 3 the usually tally of death, politics, and tragedy.

Given we get more of what we focus on, I think the great shift would shift a whole lot faster.

Rod Sherwins last blog post..1

By: Mr. Grudge

Mr. Grudge — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 15:54:13 +0000

Hi Ange,
Thank you for brining the events of 9/11 into light once again for there are many here in my own country who have seemed to have forgotten. Folks were polite and kind for a short while afterward…a few months maybe, then things were back to normal, until the Iraq war started then things really went bad. Thank you for making kindness and friendliness a noble cause. -Mike.

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Go! Share Your Acts of Kindness | Go Smell The Flowers! — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 14:09:50 +0000

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By: Allen Sentance

Allen Sentance — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 13:31:59 +0000

As dark a day as it may seem to people , I believe it was a good thing that the world needed, for exactly the reason Anges post points out. It has helped unite so many of us around the world , in some cases shocking people into reality. It was ANZAC day last friday , that to was sad event where people gave their lives to help build a better world.
I pray for those who lost their lives at the twin towers, & believe they gave their lives to help make the world a better place.

thanks Ange

By: Jamie Le Souef

Jamie Le Souef — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 09:26:52 +0000

I remember where I was for 9/11. My brother ran in and woke me up saying America had been attacked. I awoke to see WTC1 on fire and the second plane hit the WTC2.

Watched, and watched and then WTC1 fell followed by WTC2…

Then i knew the world was going to be a different place… still trying to figure out if it was for better or worse :S

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