5 Acts Of Kindness
Hey, I’m MARIAM QAMAR, here I’m sharing my tiny five-act of Kindness which I have done within 24 hours and also we have to do them every day. Kindness is one of the greatest gifts you can bestow upon another. If someone is in need, lend them a helping hand. Do not wait for a thank you. true kindness lies within the act of giving without the expectation of something in return.
Kindness is such a great act, which gives us happiness. If we care for others and do a favour to others, it gives us a self-satisfaction. Being kind not only has a direct favour to others, but it has a positive impact on ourself as well. Every day we can use a little bit of kindness in our life. This act of Kindness brings us happiness that cannot be purchased. My five-act of Kindness within a day are the following:
Helped a Widow
In my neighbourhood, there lives a widow with her five children. They are financially not much strong. So, I helped her by giving some money and clothes for winter.
Helped my Mother
Motherlove is like an everlasting bed of roses, that continue to blossom. There is no competition for the love of a mother. My mother works hard to take care of her children and the needs of all the family member. So, I helped my mother in cooking and in the laundry. I cooked dinner for my family.
Helped younger sister
I helped my younger sister in the evening by helping her in mathematics questions. She had some difficulty in solving questions. when she solved questions and finally mastered it, I felt amazing, its a joyful experience for me
Offered Food To my Neighbour
The things that we do not usually do is kindness in itself. I offered her food to my neighbour. It made a lot my neighbour happy as she is very old. I spend some quality time with her as she is very cheerful and sweet.
Feed a Dog
There’s a dog that usually wonders in our street. I usually ignore the dog as it is my daily routine. I thought we hardly do anything for animals so, therefore I feed him some food. This act of kindness really brings happiness to me.
So in the end, I would like to say that
“Do things for people not because of who they are or what they do in return, But because of who you are”. (Harold S. Kushner)
