Helping Others-Natural Compassion

Sometimes, helping others is as natural as breathing. It comes natural for many people. They radiate nurture and acceptance to those they come in contact with during their daily journey.

Those who have open hearts and giving spirits tend to reach out to others in a caring way. They have an instinctive response when they see another person or animal who seems to be suffering or in need.

In my work as a trainer and educator, I have the privilege of working with two groups of these caring and helpful angels: those who work with children and those who work with the elderly. Frequently they are underpaid and certainly misunderstood by those who don't recognize what value they add to our world.

It is their ability to help others who are vulnerable that indicates their true nature of natural compassion. They notice the signals of struggle, both verbal and non verbal and respond with kindness. Those with natural compassion help wherever and whenever it is needed by their charges: cutting the meat, going to the bathroom, putting on a jacket.

Helping others is so automatic to them that they see with eyes of mercy. Caring and compassion are reflexes.

If you are in a position to say thank you to a teacher, parent or CNA at a nursing home, please do so. They may have developed compassion as a habit, but the rest of the world who sometimes hesitate before helping others, should not take their actions for granted.

Rather, we should emulate and follow their example.

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