Halloween, a day when we get it right. Strangers come to us—beautiful, ugly, scary—and we accept them without question, compliment them, treat them kindly and give them good things. Why don’t we live like that? Steve Garnass-Holmes, retired pastor
I love this metaphor for living with love and acceptance. With hatred growing at an unprecedented rate in the United States, we need a simple reminder to be kind to our neighbors, to those who don’t look like us, and to people who are in need of “good things.”
Whether or not you have trick or treaters today, I hope you’ll take this Halloween message to heart.
Affirmation: I am kind.
Coaching question: How will you translate this message into November first and beyond?
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