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When Kindness Becomes Second Nature

  • Nojan Zandesh
  • Aug 8
  • 2 min read

Updated: Sep 11


When Kindness Becomes Second Nature



When you show kindness, to yourself or to others, you’re not simply doing a good deed. You’re contributing to the rebalancing of reality itself. The “matrix” here is the living system of energy and interactions that surrounds you. Your words, actions, and even silent intentions can subtly shift it toward harmony.


When kindness becomes part of who you are, it flows without effort. You don’t have to remind yourself to be kind — it’s simply the way you move through the world. This happens when you see yourself and others as equal, connected, and part of the same whole. You stop calculating who deserves kindness and who doesn’t. You meet people — strangers, friends, family — with the same openness, and life feels lighter because you’re no longer weighed down by judgment or suspicion.


Kindness as a Remedy


When something in life feels broken or unfixable, kindness is often the most powerful first step. Not a grand, dramatic gesture — but the steady, quiet kind:


Kindness to yourself

Kindness to others

Kindness to the present moment


This isn’t about ignoring pain or pretending challenges don’t exist. It’s about softening the energy with which you meet them, so you can respond from clarity rather than tension.


An Elevated Intelligence


Politeness is surface-level. True kindness is a form of deep intelligence — the ability to sense what is needed, to see beyond appearances, and to respond in a way that restores balance. It works on two levels:


  • It eases the situation in front of you.

  • It quietly rebalances your own inner state.


When you stop gripping life so tightly, you begin to notice how naturally kindness comes. It becomes the language of connection, not because you are trying to “be good,” but because it simply feels natural.


Healing Through Contribution


One of the fastest ways to heal your own inner imbalance is to contribute to the stability of the world around you. If you feel unsettled, offer stability to someone else’s moment — a comforting word, a gesture of help, an act of forgiveness. The energy you give out inevitably returns, shifting your own inner landscape toward peace.


This is the beauty of kindness: it doesn’t end where you give it. It multiplies, travels, and circles back — often in ways you don’t expect. And in that return, you may find life aligning for you, doors opening, and challenges softening.


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