My personal opinion: What the world lacks these days is compassion.
It seems to me that people are always busy, and everyone is mostly concerned only for their own well-being.
It’s sad how helping each other and those in need became so rare that we are sort of surprised when we hear of people who do kind deeds.
Now, a video of black brothers helping a woman is going viral on the internet.
A man named Simran Jeet Singh posted a video showing two brothers helping a woman with cash after they saw her using pennies to pay for gas.
They felt bad for the woman and simply knew they had to offer a helping hand.
In the video, the woman breaks down to tears revealing she has lost her husband recently.
According to Singh, the brothers had no idea of the woman’s loss and that she was struggling.
For all they knew, she was just like anyone else out there, struggling to make it from paycheck to paycheck.
When Sing saw two brothers going out of their way to help out a woman in need at the gas station, he recorded the act of kindness.
These black brothers saw a woman paying for gas with pennies and gave her money from their pockets. They had no idea that her husband had just died and she was struggling.
This is what loving your neighbor looks like. More of this please!✌🏾❤️
pic.twitter.com/k5pnJBTzS0— Simran Jeet Singh (@simran) October 25, 2018
“They had no idea that her husband had just died and she was struggling,” Singh wrote on Twitter.
“This is what loving your neighbor looks like. More of this please!”
He later on added how there is a lot of negativity in the media and such videos should be a constant reminder that there are good people.
”There’s so much negativity in the news these days. Here’s a much needed reminder that people are good and that we can all live together with love and respect”, he wrote.
The video can also remind people to live, love and respect one another.
Singh wants there to be more of such people and such acts of kindness.
These men have a heart of gold! May they be blessed mightily for their kindness. I do not know them nor do I know this lady.
Color means nothing to me. I have taught my kids to not look at the outward appearance…but to look at their hearts. That is where you meet good people!
Let’s all do our part to make this world a better place going forward. All it takes is a simple act of kindness to change someone’s whole day….or even life.
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