We are all family. May it not only be the homeless, but may the feelings in our own hearts and spirits be more visible, felt, and present in ourselves and our world.
With Love,
Russ
In this social experiment, unsuspecting people walked by relatives pretending to be homeless. Would they notice their family members? Or have the homeless become invisible? Watch how each person reacts after the big reveal in the video below.
Sadly no they have not , people have become uncaring of them.
While I believe it is true that something seen over and over gain can seem to become invisible, I’m grateful to those who see with their hearts as well as their eyes and help those in need. I suspect that you are a helper.
Russ
I pray that I am , I do try.
Your prayers and attempts to help are evidence to me you see with both heart and eyes. May it ever be so, for you and the world.
Russ
🙂 xxx
Sad but true…even when we see the homeless we often don’t ‘see’. Under the right (or wrong) circumstances it could be any one of us…. They are not derelicts but human beings who have had life changing things happen to them… Diane
May their spirits and fortunes be lifted by kind hearts.
Russ
Wow! Woe!! Powerful… huh? If I have the Fruits of the Spirit, LOVE, JOY, PEACE, KINDNESS, FAITHFULNESS, etc, how can I walk on by? But I do. Woe! What a wake-up call!! Powerful, indeed. Thanks for posting, Russ. I work at our local Food Bank. I volunteer at our local Nursing Home. There is no Homeless Shelter in my little town and no obviously homeless folks on our streets. BUT, this will certainly cause me to open my eyes a little wider. Thank you!
Thank YOU, Jan, for what you do to make the world better and lives brighter.
Russ
Thank you, Russ, for also improving and brightening the world with your love and sharing.
Thank you, Jan. I’m honored to have you as a friend. Thank you for brightening my life.
Russ
Did I tell you how much I appreciate you? Have you talked to Brad? Has my friend, Janet, been in touch with you? I passed your anthology info on to her today. Best of luck, Russ, with your wonderful projects.
Many times, my friend, and each time I’m honored and humbled. Brad telephoned yesterday. It was a pleasant conversation. You are likely to soon hear from him about the story and anthology. I’ve not yet heard from Janet, but look forward to doing so. Thank you for your support and encouragement. With the help of people such as you helping to spread the word about these projects, I plan to help 30-60 writers and poets get published this year and help those who are already published to grow their fan base.
Russ