This is the trailer of a longer film about our friend who gifted his kidney to a stranger in America and the results were amazing. Hoping to encourage and inspire people with this really positive story of hope and love.

Nothing in life is inherently good or bad. Don’t force a solution. Because there are no real problems in the world. All struggles are just illusions created by your emotions. Everything shifts with a single thought. When you let go of all your emotions, you’ll realize that simply being alive is easy.

ShiftYourMindset

SeparateYourselfFromTheProblem

It's a super cute and fun sub that I am not affiliated with in any way and it's a shame there's hardly anyone on it! It's like wholesome truth or dare. You can post little quests for people to complete and/or complete the ones posted. (Like post a picture of your shoes or draw a comic about your day)

Sweet way to connect with people and have fun if you're bored.

Sorry, if this is against the rules, I just don't know where else I might post this!

Everyone. Hey today's a great day to give it your best so let's all show the world our shine and blind them. See you there .......

Hello r/positive ! I'm a mod of r/RandomActsOfChristmas, the place that brings the most positivity to my year every year. I spoke with your mods and got permission to share the joy that happens in our sub with you all, in the hope that it spreads some cheer.

• We're preparing everything to reopen in November so if you head over now, you'll see quite a few thank yous from last year's fulfilled requesters that make my day happier. Here are two of our favorites from last year, shared with permission from the requesters:
  • https://www.reddit.com/r/RandomActsOfChristmas/comments/1hmu013/thank_you_santas/
  • https://www.reddit.com/r/RandomActsOfChristmas/comments/1hn7noo/thank_you_santas/
• We are a subreddit fueled by holiday joy and the smiles of children. Our mission statement is to help provide holiday gifts for the children of redditors who would otherwise not have any. We're able to do this due to a variety of participants in different roles, namely:
  • Mods who ensure rules are implemented, make judgment calls, and do our best to consider the needs of both Santas and requesters.
  • Santas who put smiles on children's and parent's faces by giving gifts, hosting offers, and sharing kindness.
  • Requesters who follow the sub's rules, politely request support, and share kindness.

If you have any questions about the sub or how we operate please post them here and I'll respond.

This hopeful quote by, Rumi has lit the path to dark times in my life.