KINDNESS CREATES TRANSFORMATION
Kindness Increases Happiness
Once upon a time, nestled in the lush green plains of the Ganges, there was a small village called Maheshgarh. Life in Maheshgarh was simple and calm, as the villagers lived peacefully and harmoniously with nature and embraced the values of kindness, compassion, and unity. It looked that the whole village was a single family and the villagers shared the pains and pleasures of one another. Each villager had his own unique talent and contributed to the well-being of the community. They cared for one another and never allowed anyone to perish alone. So compassionate they were!
In the village, there was a guy named Raghu. Raghu was a skilled baker who woke up every morning before sunrise to bake fresh bread and pastries for everyone. Then, there was Shyama, a wise old man who spent his days telling captivating stories to the village children, teaching them valuable life lessons. Children listened to him spell-bound and learnt values. They grew up emotionally rich and spiritually uplifted. They were testimony of compassion and kindness.
Among the villagers, there was a young boy named Sonu. Sonu possessed an adventurous spirit and a compassionate heart. One day, while walking through the fields on the outskirts of the village, he stumbled upon a wounded bird with a broken wing. Overwhelmed with sympathy, Sonu gently picked up the bird and decided to bring it back to the village for help. As he reached the village, he sought the assistance of the village doctor, Dr. Gupta. Dr. Gupta was not only a skilled physician, but also a caring soul who tended to both the physical and emotional well-being of his patients. He examined the bird and provided the necessary care to mend its wing. In a few days only, the wing of the bird got healed and it flew off towards the infinite.
Meanwhile, the news of Sonu's act of kindness spread throughout the village. Villagers admired his compassion and saw it as an opportunity to teach the importance of empathy to their children. They celebrated Sonu's noble deed and honoured him with fine dresses and sweets. Other children also felt encouraged and promised to follow the path of kindness and compassion like Sonu. Now, Sonu was a hero and everyone wanted to be like Sonu.
During the celebration, Shyama took the stage and addressed the villagers. He spoke about the significance of empathy, compassion, and the interconnectedness of all living beings. He reminded them that by extending a helping hand, they could make a positive difference in the world around them. A little support from all could bring about a big change. He also said that doing and witnessing acts of kindness can increase the levels of oxytocin, the “love” hormone, which can increase self-esteem and optimism, and can even improve blood pressure and heart health. Thus, they could be happy and healthy by being kind and compassionate.
Inspired by Shyama's words, the villagers decided to incorporate acts of kindness into their daily lives. They formed small groups to tend to the elderly, support the less fortunate, and protect the environment. The village became a hub of compassion, where everyone looked out for one another and sought to create a better world. It was really a divine experience. Every one was happy and prospering now. There was an air of love everywhere. They loved and cared for not only the human beings but also birds and animals. They became spiritually uplifted.
Years passed, and the village of Maheshgarh thrived. The spirit of love, compassion and unity not only enriched the lives of the villagers, but also attracted visitors from far and wide who longed to experience the warmth of kindness and compassion of the community. The story of Maheshgarh and its transformation into a compassionate village spread across the land, inspiring other communities to follow it. The ripple effect of Sonu's simple act of kindness had the power to transform not only one village, but also the world.
Thus, the moral of the story is that even the smallest act of love and kindness can create a big effect of compassion and transform lives at a great scale. By embracing empathy and extending a helping hand, we can make our world a better place. One act of kindness is enough to take an initiative to bring about a big transformation. So, be kind, be happy and healthy.
About the Creator
Nira Kumari
Hello wonderful Readers, I'm a school teacher passionate for writing. This year I turned 55, and have started my long life dream of becoming a Writer.


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