Flood the world with kindness

“Be kind to yourself and let your kindness flood the world.” -Pema Chodron

Kindness makes a difference. It may seem overly obvious, but that only makes it more true.

In this stressful world, through the torrent of awful images and stories and cries that flood our phones and TVs and news feeds, kindness matters.

Empathy matters. Your heart matters.

If you’re feeling frozen, overwhelmed, or hopeless - I see you.

Take a moment and show some kindness to yourself.

A long shower. A good cry. Loving, gentle words. A piece of chocolate. A gentle breath into your heart.

These are intense and scary times. The more you can be kind - and loving and gentle and tender - to yourself, the more you can pour it outwards, so it will flood the world. 

Sign a petition. Donate. Volunteer. Don’t change the channel. Learn about trauma and its effects on kids and adults.

There’s a rhythm to receiving and giving kindness - let’s lean into it.

You don’t have to do everything – for yourself or for others.

If you’re feeling overwhelmed, find the simplest kind thing you can do.

Every little bit of kindness matters.

Wishing you gentle, kind moments today.

Warmly,

Maya


Music therapist, Maya, smiles at the camera while writing in a journal & seated outside the New York Public Library in Midtown Manhattan. Women with anxiety, childhood trauma, high sensitivity (HSP) in NYC can get therapy here! Try online therapy too

About the Author

Maya is a music therapist and psychotherapist in NYC and online throughout New York State. She specializes in helping women with anxiety, childhood/intergenerational trauma and those who are highly sensitive (HSP) feel good enough, learn how to express their feelings without overwhelm, and show up in calm and confident ways in their work and relationships.

If you’re interested in working with Maya, you can learn more here or schedule your free phone consultation here

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