In the book by the same name, RANDOM ACTS OF KINDNESS, Daphne Rose Kingma has a good explanantion of the concept.  "When you spontaneously give an old woman the bouquet of red carnations you had ment to take home to your own dinner table, when you give your lunch to the guitar-playing begger who makes music at the corner between your two subway stops, when you anonymously put coins in someone else's parking meter because you see the red 'Expired' medallion signaling to a meter maid - you are doing not what life requires of you, but what the best of your human soul invites you to do."

In this stressed out world, how many things can you do and, in return, receive a feeling of pure joy down to our soul?  If you are like most of us, your list is pretty short; add Random Acts of Kindness to it.  It's simple, easy to understand, easy to try, infectious and empowering.  Now, with the World Wide Web, it can be enjoyed and shared among people of all nations.  THAT'S WHAT THIS HOME PAGE IS FOR.  We invite you to learn about the concept, try it, and share your experiences with the rest of the world.

To learn more about the concept we recommend two options: 1. read Random Acts of Kindness, written by Daphne Kingma and published by Conari Press, and 2. read the examples we have provided on the Examples page.  Once you understand the concept, TRY IT YOURSELF.  When you try it and feel the joy and warmth of pure "self-less" giving, don't stop there, communicate.  E-mail us Your Experiences so we can share them with the world and inspire and motivate others to follow your example.

Click on Examples to see what others have already contributed.  We will replace these with new ideas as we get them from people like you.  There could be as many different examples as there are Internet users.

Click on Your Experiences to e-mail us your own suggestions and examples.  We'll take what you give, edit a bit, and put it on the Examples page for all the world to see.  If you state that you want us to include your name, we will do that.  Otherwise all entries will be anonymous.  The better you write, the better the examples.  We are not professional editors.  Please include where or how you found us.  We are a little curious as to how people are finding us.

We have no financial interest in the book recommended or the publisher.  I guess this HOME PAGE qualifies as a random act of kindness.  Pass it on.