Don’t ever lose your faith in the world…

Stan R. Mitchell02/07/2014Eastern philosophy, Motivation

Help someone today.

Encourage a friend who’s down.

Stop and lend a hand to someone overtaken by trouble.

Keep the faith,

Stan R. Mitchell

Oak Ridge, Tenn.

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6 thoughts on “Don’t ever lose your faith in the world…”

Phillip McCollum says:

02/07/2014 at 12:12 pm

Great reminder and great video! Have a good weekend Stan.

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1. Stan R. Mitchell says:
  
  02/07/2014 at 11:13 pm
  
  Thanks, Phillip! You, too! And good luck with the move!
  
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Bruce Knipp says:

02/08/2014 at 9:03 am

It only takes a minute from your life to help someone out. And some how
it all comes back to you when you most need it, Karma.

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1. Stan R. Mitchell says:
  
  02/08/2014 at 9:23 pm
  
  Hey Bruce,
  
  Thanks for the comment! And, yes, karma does seem to always make it’s way back.
  
  Semper Fi,
  Stan
  
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Tom Johnson says:

02/08/2014 at 9:14 am

We should all be motivated to help someone in need. Thanks for sharing the video, Stan!

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1. Stan R. Mitchell says:
  
  02/08/2014 at 9:30 pm
  
  Yeah, we should, but so often we’re not. We’re running here or there, a hundred miles per hour, and we just don’t have time, it seems. “Oh, someone else will help them,” we say.
  
  But we need to be more helpful to our neighbors (and even folks we don’t know), and we need to learn to slow down as a society… Things are just a tad bit broken in this great country of ours…
  
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