Stop being nice and find your kindness. (and what’s the difference?)

Am I kind or just nice, and what's the difference... How to find your kindness and not be just nice. We each have the incredible power to lift one another with kindness. But unfortunately, we can also bring one another down with our negativity, cynicism and heaviness. Which one we choose is up to us. A quick look at kindness, faith and some tips to help us all become a little more kind. Peace.

[ZakkuTakku]

Not really a religious person myself, but I still dig the overall message of this video! Kindness over "niceness" is indeed a very good value to live by! Take my like

[whatmane]

all i said was " God replace my heart with yours" and i just started to smile so much out of nowhere man i love God so much

[pog]

Being nice is a self discipline thing, being kind is actually caring about others. Kind people do not do good just because it's good, they do it because they want to.

[dgerver]

This channel is the best thing I’ve discovered in the last few weeks.

[AverageHuman]

One thing I do when I am in public and find myself feeling negative towards others is this….I simply imagine what their faces would look like if they were smiling. When I visualize them smiling it humanizes them. It immediately changes my thoughts and feelings towards them and I begin to feel so much love and compassion towards them.

[sapphireluna]

I actually really like your style of teaching. Your voice is calming but has an air of humble authority. You’re logical but you seem to recognize that logic isn’t all that makes the world beautiful. I love your stories and the way you tell them. I love your videos too, they entertain me, make me laugh, and make me think at the same time. They are easy to digest but have a level of spiritual depth I really appreciate. Your media style (the sounds, the animation, the graphics, etc) also provides a rich and hypnotic experience. You make me want to seek out God in a way I have been looking for.

Please keep up the good work, I’d love to see more! 🙏 ✨🤍

[UltriLeginaXI]

“Always try to be nice, but never fail to be kind”

-Peter Capaldi 2017

[tylerreynolds]

As an atheist, I just wanna say that, regardless of faith, you and your message is really something I strive to be. Great work! ❤

[awesomeninja]

I'm definitely cold and cynical and I pass a lot of indifference to people. But I am getting worse to the point where I don't feel any positive emotion at all anymore. I know I need a change. I'm glad I found this video. Thanks.

[moisesarellano]

I think part of what helps me with kindness is not thinking about it too much. If I’m doing something for someone, there’s no reason for me to make a big deal over it.

The less of a big deal it becomes, the easier and more natural it becomes because it becomes the norm.

[domi.laoskaj]

I’m an atheist, but I do really like the way you bring the topic of God: it feels genuine and that makes me happy. I’m striving to bring more kindness to the world, and I just wanted to say I appreciate how you brought the importance of kindness.

I hope your day will be filled with kindness. It means everything 💙

[xSTONYTARKx]

People who are nice have brought dissonance to me since i was a kid. At first i didn't understand why i felt that way.. i was asking myself : why do i feel like this when they're being nice to me?
But as i got a bit older i started realizing why, and seeing through the fakeness of being nice.
Kindness on the other hand, now that is something so pure and beautiful, it will make any person light up and feel better.

[thefaun]

I just wanted to say thank you for giving Christianity an amazing creative representation! Keep it up because it’s changing peoples lives!!

[MiniLinlin]

Kindness is a simple yet difficult topic. Kindness that isn't about yourself but just about doing the right thing for the right reasons. The thorns from the world and from sin sometimes seem to suffocate any kindness that may be trying to flourish. Loving yourself is difficult too. How to love yourself without becoming self-absorbed and all those other evil things a person can become.

[nicolasmills]

I think there’s an incredible sort of quiet power that comes with being extremely kind.
It’s crazy, when you take the love that God freely gives to you and reflect It onto people like that it gives you this weird, powerful presence that really allows you to touch people’s hearts. Especially when someone does something hurtful to you, and you reach out to them with genuine kindness and understanding even in spite of how they tried to hurt you… It’s hard to describe but it really makes people stop and think about what they’re doing.
The people that lash out at others and hurt others the most are usually the ones that need love the most- it’s like trying to reach your hand out to a stray hungry dog shivering in a corner in an alley. It’ll try to bite your hand and it’ll snarl at you, but really it’s just hurting and scared, and in need of a little kindness.

P.S:
I discovered your channel through tiktok and I’m now binging your content on here and I love your videos man. I really think God is working through you to better the world, and that’s something to be extremely proud of. By the way I also judge food based on how much the bag ends up weighing- if you ever end up eating at chipotle, you can get double portions of everything besides the meat for free.

[Bred_Lord]

I had this friend that gave me kindness. She was someone that made me feel important, and made me feel like I had self worth. She was extremely kind to me, and an amazing friend. So kind, that I started to fall in love with her. I told her I liked her, and she rejected me, and we stopped talking. I feel broken after that, but when I get better, I want to pass on that kindness that she gave me because I know how great it felt.

[AmishGhosty]

This helped me a lot. I realized that im very self centered when it comes to my inside desires and thoughts but on the outside im a "nice" person. When im caught up with myself and what I want I lose that part of myself that is kind and empathetic.

[michaelgerow]

passing on kindness takes practice and patience to look at someone and treat them as a genuine person. the anatomy of peace by the harbinger institute was a good book to explain this.

[PoopFart]

You don't know how great an impact these videos are to us even if we are few. Thank you.




I would be really interested in seeing a video on the subject of "If God, why confusion?"

[stellarnucleosynthesis]

This is exactly how I've been thinking about it! Some people can be nice, but superficially, you can quite literally feel the animosity that they have towards you. Kindness is the real thing. Niceness ≠ Kindness.