revolutionary kindness asks...
Kindness is not doing acts to appease our guilt or to try to prove our goodness, Revolutionary Kindness asks us
...to be bold in our resistance to what we know is not right/true for our fellow humans
...to be honest with each other and ourselves about the state of our nation (and hearts) and the ways we have individually contributed
...to be willing to be uncomfortable while we learn the nuances and implications of our white privilege
...to keep trying when we get it wrong
...to be quiet and listen to the groups of people who have a different skin color, religion, sexual orientation and abilities.
...to be ridiculously bold in our belief of the power of empathy and kindness
...to act, to serve, to give- not because we are good people, but because we *know* and deeply feel our own humanity...and know just how much we need each other and how much we need kindness ourselves
...to believe that kindness can change or touch something when no one else around you can see or believe it
...to take kindness to places where none seems to exist, or to seek and discover it in the unimaginable
...to try, just try kindness as a way of understanding the world and yourself
...to offer what we have and nothing more, not to save the world, not to fix, but to follow our call as humans- the outcome is not our business
This kindness humbles you, makes you fierce, stretches you in ways you didn't see coming, checks you, heals you, reveals your biases, comforts, disturbs, empowers, surprises...it changes *you*.
