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  1. I really agree that coming together to help people in need is life changing. We all need help at sometime or another. I am getting married this summer and am amazed at all the people who are volunteering to help in the process. It brings me so much gratitude. There are so many ways to help and it always leads to healing and love! Thanks for this post.

    Peace,
    Teresa

    Kevin Tyler Smith Reply:

    Teresa,

    Congratulations on getting married.

    I’m thrilled to hear about the contributions of volunteers playing a role toward that very important day. It puts a smile on my face. Where would we be without them?

    I wish you all the best.

    Take care,

    Kevin

  2. A really powerful post you’ve written here Kevin. Volunteering is one of the most humbling services we humans can do for ourselves & each other I agree. I’m really touched that you and your Dad got to share the experience together as you worked alongside each other to change someone else’s life. Big happy feelings coming to you. Excellent.
    Have a wonderful day
    Anna

    Kevin Tyler Smith Reply:

    Thanks Anna. I’m glad you enjoyed this post.

    It was hard work but very rewarding.

    Funny thing, as an aside:

    One thing I realized that day that I did not mention in my post was how physically strong my dad is. Some of the work required quite a bit of brawn and my dad stepped in with no hesitation (thats one strong chap).

    I appreciate your feedback Anna.

    Stay growing,

    Kevin

  3. Hey Kevin

    As soon as I saw your post I felt drawn to read it.

    As an international volunteer spanning several decades I totally endorse your message. To me volunteering in its purest form is true service or true love if you will. In fact I would go as far to say that one’s capacity to practice true love is the quintessence of who you are.
    I appreciate your listing of some of the great reasons for volunteering. However I always say “why not do good for goodness sake?”

    I love Martin Luther King’s comment that “Life’s most urgent question is: What are you doing for the sake of others?”

    Through my volunteer efforts perhaps the most profound experiences I have had caused me to feel in my heart and know in my head that “hey I am in the right place at the right time doing exactly what I was born to do”. Even reflecting on it now, overwhelms me with a deep sense of meaning and satisfaction.

    Finally, it was probably my Dad more than anyone that shaped my volunteer instincts as a little boy, as I helped him mow the lawns and fix the homes of our elderly neighbors. And all for the sheer love of it. My Dad has since passed, but his volunteer spirit continues to burn strong in my heart.

    Good on you Kevin.

    Warm Regards
    Paul Saver

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