Looking at the sea, I perceived that the realization of good happens like a wave that comes without waiting;  even that the rocks and the sand on the shore reject it and do not want the wave coming. It leaves simple trails on the beach but it can also leave trails of destruction.

Thus also it is the realization of the good, even though closed hearts exist to the point of underestimating a simple gesture, the trails of kindness will remain always and no one in this world is capable of deleting them.

How much strength exists in the agitated sea capable of removing what is in front of it entombing vessels, dislocating mountains of sand. How much strength exists in kindness, capable of pulling out a smile from one who spends so much in time in isolation,  and removing from disarming someone in which so much bitterness and hurt already makes them feel incapable of reacting to the indifferences of life.

After sharing with you the experience that I lived in the moment simply observing the movement of the waves and with the heart filled of the will of making this certain, I affirm that kindness is like a wave and I invite you that together we may cause a tsunami of satisfaction in the life of the others who live in the hope of encountering himself or herself with happenes contained in the gesture so accessible to me and to you.

I am grateful to the Holy Spirit for driving me to the sea and nourishing the good that exists in me restoring day after day the image and likeness of God. I learned with Monsignor Jonas that the world needs to be read, ruminated upon and applied in the life, therefore, I know this is reflection on the laws of life that I assume: The Gospel.

Alex

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