Kindness Quotes
The Dalai Lama and Ali, the fourth caliph, are at the top, with Shakespeare, Alice Bailey and Amit Ray. The sourced lines are not especially sweet. Oscar Wilde, in The Soul of Man Under Socialism (1891), thought it immoral to use private property to relieve the evils that private property causes, and Disraeli, in Contarini Fleming (1832), says never to apologize for showing feeling, since you are apologizing for truth.
The passage that begins “I expect to pass through this world but once” is credited to Stephen Grellet and marked disputed. The notes show that it was first printed in a June 1869 magazine, writing of an unnamed Quaker. Two jokes are flagged as well: the best government being a benevolent tyranny tempered by assassination (Voltaire) and a kind word with a gun going farther than a kind word alone (Al Capone).
“Never grow tired of doing good, because even the smallest act of kindness matters.”
I will also be active in charities and other meaningful cause.
“Without business, there would be no charity - but without charity, what’s the point of business?”
Kindness and faithfulness keep a king safe, through kindness his throne is made secure.
If a man can take any pleasure in recalling the thought of kindnesses done.
Superb relationships are at the heart of success. Kindness is the core of superb relationships.
You can never do a kindness too soon, for you never know how soon it will be too late.
"You benefit from the kindness of all the people that support you."