I’m a big fan of Indian films and especially of Shah Rukh Khan. I had to read this article written by him which was titled: “Aquarius is the humanitarian of the zodiac.”

Be Kind Every Day

Humanity Carries Into Every Area of Our Lives

In it, he talks about how he believes humanity is something we carry with us in every area of our lives. And you do not need to take part in causes or organizations to make a change. All you have to do is show some compassion towards your fellow human citizens and yourself. If you show some kindness and open your heart, then there may be no need for causes.

Take Effort to Be Kind Every Day

As Shah Rukh Khan put it beautifully, “No one would have to take up great causes if each of us made a little effort to open our minds towards each other and be kind every day. No one would feel the need to “save the world” if we all understood the immensity of our universe, its sheer beauty and the wonderful gift of life that it has given us.”

Check it out. Not only is it thoroughly humorous, but deeply engaging. Here is the full link below:

http://www.dnaindia.com/entertainment/column-aquarius-is-the-humanitarian-of-the-zodiac-writes-shah-rukh-khan-1962646

I’m a big fan of Indian films and especially of Shah Rukh Khan. I had to read this article written by him which was titled: “Aquarius is the humanitarian of the zodiac.”

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A homeless man named Glenn James in Boston who is in his 50s and lives in a homeless shelter came across a large bag left by a young man. He opened the bag and saw bundles of cash and travelers’ checks.

Honest Man With Integrity

Having Integrity No Matter What

He notified the police right away and made sure the bag was safely given back to the young man. And what’s even more amazing is a guy named Ethan Whittington watched reports of this news and felt like he had to do something to help this man. He raised over $70,000 for Glenn.

Here’s the link to the main article:

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/09/18/fundraising-for-homeless-boston-man-surges-after-reports-good-deed/

I Came Across This Article on Yahoo! News…

I thought it was amazing. But what really struck my attention was today I was talking to a friend earlier in the day. She was venting about her frustrations and how she felt people in the world no longer cared for others.

She thought the world had become a dog-eat-dog world where people have become selfish and as long as they benefit, they could care less how it affected others.

Dog-Eat-Dog World

She told me a specific experience of a job interview which she didn’t get though it had gone superbly

Good Deeds and Giving Back

well. The manager had called her and let her know she was hired. But another student who was working there and she would work there side-by-side with her, unfortunately, said something to this man.

He called back later and changed his mind about offering her the job. My friend immediately knew it was this student because she had felt negative vibes from her. My friend was actually more qualified than this student, but due to her insecurity, she filled the boss’s ears.

Anger and devastation hit my friend both around the same time. I felt bad for my friend, but I couldn’t deny that I had heard other experiences of people letting their selfish interests take precedence. It begged the question: Do we live in a world where people only care about themselves?

On Asked Why He Returned the Money

The homeless man, Glenn James said: “God has always very well looked after me. Even if I were desperate for money, I would not have kept even a penny.”

Ethan Whittington replied on being asked why he raised the money for Glenn: “When I read the story yesterday about this man, you know, being in the situation that he’s in and doing the honorable thing, it makes you feel good. It makes you feel like there’s still people in this world that still care.”