it's not just people who are in wheelchairs that feel invisible. I am an elderly woman and I often feel invisible - even sometimes when I try to engage in conversation and am completely ignored.
100% I live with my 80 year old mum. She suffers from long term anxiety and depression, but she is still quite physically fit at the moment, thank goodness, so she gets out and about when I'm at work. She often tells me that she feels ignored when she is out on her own. Society is generally dismissive of our older citizens. Technology is going to make life near impossible, for anyone who is unable to use the internet. It's a disgrace.
Thank you for sharing that. I make a point of speaking to everyone I see on their own when I’m out and about. I like people and if I can bring a smile to their face, that’s my privilege.
@@isobellickes8543 I do the same here in the Netherlands, I give compliments and make a small talk to any one, young, old, any gender or colour and it makes my heart smile and sometimes the talks are much longer and I ask if they have time to take a cup of coffee or tea. The smile on their face is worth more than all the money in the world ❤ So glad you are loving people too 🥰
So this man is not only good looking and gracious, but also extremely intelligent and wise. Having him in one’s life must be such a blessing, I can’t help but feel envious of those who know him personally. If only there were more people like him in the world...
I'm retired and work in a store part time. A larger girl came in one day and I couldn't take my eyes off of her! She looked better than most models in print! Her dress was complimentary to her size. It was trimmed in bright yellow. She was wearing bright yellow little flats. She had a small hair accent in bright yellow too. I had to stop her and ask if she was a designer. I guahed iver her and I still remember it vividly. She made herself stand out for ALL THE RIGHT REASONS.
My late mum was anything but invisible in her wheelchair. She gave out such positive vibes. Throughout her life, clothes were important to her, and, like this gentleman, she made sure that she looked her best. Just because she was unable to walk, did not mean that she did not look stylish. She always smiled, and was alert to her surroundings. As a result, strangers would come up to her and chat. At first I used to ask mum who the person was, but soon got used to the fact that she attracted people. I also had to get used to the fact that if I was pushing mum, I was invisible. Kudos to this gentleman for ensuring that the chair does not define who he is.
i understand the invisible comment. it shows up as we get older. I saw it happen with my mom and it happens with me now. at first I didn’t understand it, but I do now. People in the US have little regard for the elderly. We have so much knowledge from experience, but nobody asks us the questions. I have some very dear friends, so I’m not alone. remember this as you get older.❤
I’m an elderly woman who also uses a wheelchair and I agree with this lovely man. Most of the time I feel like I’m just in everyone’s way. But one day I was in large store parked out of peoples way just waiting for my husband when a young boy of about 12 or 13 came over and asked if he could help me. I wanted to cry. I thanked him, told him his kindness made my day and hoped he would never change.
My mother used to suffer this type of treatment 30 years ago.. she was blind and eventually a wheelchair user. Whenever we visited our local area together, people that we knew would stop us and they would ask me how my mother was. I would say, my mother is right here. She may be blind, but she can still hear you. Ask her directly yourself. I hope my responses made people think about their actions?
What an extraordinary gentleman, I would be so blessed to know him and consider him a friend ❤ I work with the disabled, and let me tell you, they are no different than you or I. I see them and treat them no differently than other folks, they don't want pity or special treatment......nor would I if I found myself in their situation.
There are certain people who make a difference in our world. We have just watched one of those people ❤😍 Lovely and kind ❤🙏 Thank you for this beautiful post ❤🫶
When I was younger (71 years old now), I was tall, slim, not conventionally pretty, but attractive, and best of all, confident. In the last few years I’ve gained weight which knocked my confidence, and I wanted to be invisible. I’ve always made an effort to look nice, even if I’m only going to the supermarket, but in the last couple of months I feel different, my confidence is returning, and I don’t want to be invisible anymore. I’m now content within myself, I feel lucky to be fit and healthy and nine years into widowhood, I’m happy on my own, someone even stopped me one day to tell me that I had the Mona Lisa smile, I think that I must be radiating inner peace.
I know, it's sad when people can't just take a compliment. Recently a guy called across a car park to me 'hey, lady! You look fabulous, honey! I, grinned, waved and thanked him, it was a compliment, nothing more, nothing less!! It made my day, these things make me smile, probably because I'm in my 60s and old school! 😂
Brilliant! My mother broke both of her ankles years ago and had to be in a wheelchair, and she noticed immediately that people no longer looked at or acknowledged her. Several friends of mine over the years had physical issues that were severe and I have always been impressed at their resolve and positivity. They have often been my watermark when dealing with issues in my life and they've been great friends, :)
I would date a gay man in a wheelchair as sweet and kind as this fellow. Wheels that replace legs, do not replace a man's heart and soul. What a wonderful man. I hope he finds love and happiness that he is looking for.
I love this man and his attitude. Taking a positive approach out of a negative situation is a gift. Massive respect to him. And he was in the beautiful setting of The Botanic Gardens in Belfast Respect, love and strength to ye ya handsome divil!
Well let me tell you folks, I'm in my 70's and I could rob a bank and nobody would be able to describe me because I'm invisible because of my age. So, I know how this man feels and I'm not handicapped. We live in a Society where we do not teach our children to step outside their age box....we teach them that it's all about them. Not true.
I would like to shake this man’s hand - and sit across a table for hours, just to have the pleasure of his company. Warm and wise, thoughtful and completely lovely - thank you sir. Thanks for keeping the lights on in this tired old world.
I'm so glad you met him! Wise words from someone intelligent, humane, handsome, positive, strong, chic and stylish ... and so much more. Loved the interaction between you, photos are stunning.
I am invisible and don’t mind it at all. It started happening to me when I wasn’t the prettiest girl in the room and then as I slipped out of my 30s and even now as my grey hair multiplies. And yet I could see everything and became a great observer of life. In time, I reveal myself to the most wonderful people I find who are smart, talented and caring even if no one else notices. They become the best of my friends.
what he said really got me thinking. there are bound to be people just like him around us, whom we filter somehow/treat as though they're invisible. cant speak on behalf of everyone but certainly have some subconscious biases of my own to get over
Interesting man! I often had moments that I felt invisible to other people. Then it suddenly hit me: I was not invisible to other people, I was invisible to myself. It was never about how or if other people perceived me but how I perceived myself.
You don't need to be in a wheelchair to be invisible, as a man you slowly fade away once you hit 50. By 60 you are just a shadow. I do wish I was as stylish as this chap though. A nice guy.
@@PracticalPerry I am no shrinking violet. I used to be able to hold a room, I have noticed that people are less interested in what you have to say as you get older. Just my observation, but if you pay attention to the numerous articles about old people being lonely, it isn't a unique experience.
What a great human. I hit my 60's and became invisible. Its like wearing a Harry Potter Cloak all day. But I can carry my camera around and nobody notices.
Why do you need so much external validation? Happiness is within and if you're happy with yourself, by yourself, you resonate with it and make yourself more approachable. Being needy never helps, in any age, go beyond that and things will change, take care.
I met one of my best friends at a club years ago sitting in a wheelchair, went up and asked if he wanted to dance. This man is not only beautiful on the outside but inside for all to see. I wish him a long life! ❤😊
What a wonderful man! How special is he!! I’d absolutely love to meet him to chat to him and give him a hug so that his positivity could maybe rub off on to me as I really need that right now xxx
What an absolutely gorgeous looking and sounding man! He has the most wonderful personality and outlook on life and is so stylish. Someone I'd love to meet, on a walk, and just sit and chat with him, making friends, and arranging to meet him every now and again, for nothing other than sharing the love and friendship. He's not WHAT he is, he's WHO he is.
Ray seems like an absolutely incredible person and I wish him that the world notices him more, more people are kind to him and that he finds a partner who truly notices him in a full room and loves him tremendously (if he is seeking, that's what I gathered from the things he said). Thank you for filming, creating, capturing this amazing man and sharing with the world.
That is an awesome quote‼️ I am going to print off some cards with that so that when I’m confronted by someone and I’m feeling inadequate, I will hand them that card. They wouldn’t remember if I voiced it. But now they would have a card that they might slip in their pocket or purse because it may have reached a part of them inside and they may want to be reminded.
No one is ever invisible to me. I think that there are a lot of us who are sensitive and observant of things that others aren’t. I am drawn to the “invisible”. There is hope. We are out there. Marginalized people can give us a perspective that is missing. Be human.
You are crazy lovely! Totally beautiful and the orange colors, the smile, the light, and the glasses frames; way cool! Just beautiful & your voice! Made my day. A great way to celebrate life & start this day, at 4:30 Tuesday a.m. Sept. 17 2024. Thank You! Hugs included! 🤠
I see why he caught your eye! He does have a great style and is an attractive man! I wonder if it's not that people don't see someone in a wheelchair, but it's so ingrained not to "stare" that they consciously and deliberately hardly even glance. I'm a naturally friendly person and I notice the people who tend to be "invisible" or a better word is 'unacknowledged" in the world. I always say hello to the custodians, we call them in the US, I think you say "cleaners". And, I'vealmost always acknowledged people in chairs, or disabled in some way. Unless they have that vibe of "I'm not in the mood. Give me my space" which we all feel some days. But I usually say, hello or make a brief conversation . Now I don't even think about it .
I like colour so I would notice his scarf and his shoes and likely say something to him about his fun style. Then a great conversation would follow. “A stranger is just a friend you haven’t met yet.”
I think there are a lot more kind people than most of us realise. Social media and the so called news has created a lot of negativity. I bet that most people who meet face to face, are most often polite and friendly.
@@keithforster2615 Hi! I think politeness and friendliness are important social masks. They are very good for a first approaching each others but most of the cases they stays at a level of some kind of a political protocol. Although it is true indeed with a few kind and friendly words or gestures you can really save someone's day or even they life. For thousands of years within our societies we've been divided by the politics. It isn't a curse but it is a possibility for us personally to go against it, to choose the right thing and earn a thrive in our consciousness....
What a man ! Seen or unseen he is holding on to something very special and something everyone needs. Love, compassion, acceptance and forgiveness on wheels ! And a hunk too!
The world needs more lovely people like this gentleman in the world. I see you, and your light, kindness, profoundness, and wisdom. "I am not who you think I am. You are who you think I am."
As a handicapped person, I understand exactly what he’s saying. People look at your face and say things like, “You look okay.” “How come you can’t walk? “ I smile and say, “I may not be able to walk like you do, but I see and hear everything you don’t understand.” “ I always tell them that the greatest blessing I have is waking up each day.” Everything flows from your attitude because that determines the altitude of how your day goes.” Look for the joy in life and it will come to you. ☮️
I have learned that people without disabilities are actually TEMPORARILY ABLE. Meaning at some point we also may have physical limitations either short term or long term. In our early years or elderly years. I am a child with 5 other siblings that have physical limitations. I am currently the only one without. However, I realize that this state of ability may be temporary as the progression of life and years could change that. Be kind and generous with it. You never know when you may need that kindness from someone else.
it's not just people who are in wheelchairs that feel invisible. I am an elderly woman and I often feel invisible - even sometimes when I try to engage in conversation and am completely ignored.
100% I live with my 80 year old mum. She suffers from long term anxiety and depression, but she is still quite physically fit at the moment, thank goodness, so she gets out and about when I'm at work. She often tells me that she feels ignored when she is out on her own. Society is generally dismissive of our older citizens. Technology is going to make life near impossible, for anyone who is unable to use the internet. It's a disgrace.
Thank you for sharing that. I make a point of speaking to everyone I see on their own when I’m out and about. I like people and if I can bring a smile to their face, that’s my privilege.
@@isobellickes8543 What a great idea Isobel - I shall try to do the same!
You’re only ignored by people that don’t matter. But I get what you mean. I hope you do find some worthwhile people soon.
@@isobellickes8543 I do the same here in the Netherlands, I give compliments and make a small talk to any one, young, old, any gender or colour and it makes my heart smile and sometimes the talks are much longer and I ask if they have time to take a cup of coffee or tea. The smile on their face is worth more than all the money in the world ❤ So glad you are loving people too 🥰
I would notice this man due to his impeccible style, kind face, cool glasses... not the chair.
Me too! If I saw him I would compliment his style too ❤
Have to admit that it took me a while to notice the chair
So this man is not only good looking and gracious, but also extremely intelligent and wise. Having him in one’s life must be such a blessing, I can’t help but feel envious of those who know him personally. If only there were more people like him in the world...
I love his saying, "I am not who you think I am, YOU are who you think I am." I'm going to write that one down!
Nice of you to pick up the phrase. Remember, life is a mirror. Thank you.
"Life is what you do in here" - pointing to his head - "with what's out there." Brilliant!
"I'm not who you think I am. You are who you think I am." Wow! Quoting this!
I didn’t even see the wheelchair at first, it was the jacket, scarf and that tash ❤
What a lovely man, the world needs everyone to be like this.
I am so happy you met him too because now we see him too
What a cool gentleman!!! He is the type of person you would love to hang out with!
I thought the same thing. 🌺
That was a breath of fresh air. What a nice man .
I’m not a wheelchair user but if I had half of this wonderful man’s positive energy and outlook on life, I would be a far happier person. ❤
The perfect breakdown of projection....
"I am not what you think I am, YOU ARE what you think I am."
BOOM! I ❤ THAT!
I'm retired and work in a store part time. A larger girl came in one day and I couldn't take my eyes off of her! She looked better than most models in print! Her dress was complimentary to her size. It was trimmed in bright yellow. She was wearing bright yellow little flats. She had a small hair accent in bright yellow too. I had to stop her and ask if she was a designer. I guahed iver her and I still remember it vividly. She made herself stand out for ALL THE RIGHT REASONS.
My late mum was anything but invisible in her wheelchair. She gave out such positive vibes. Throughout her life, clothes were important to her, and, like this gentleman, she made sure that she looked her best. Just because she was unable to walk, did not mean that she did not look stylish. She always smiled, and was alert to her surroundings. As a result, strangers would come up to her and chat. At first I used to ask mum who the person was, but soon got used to the fact that she attracted people. I also had to get used to the fact that if I was pushing mum, I was invisible.
Kudos to this gentleman for ensuring that the chair does not define who he is.
Being kind to other people. What a wonderful person.
i understand the invisible comment. it shows up as we get older. I saw it happen with my mom and it happens with me now. at first I didn’t understand it, but I do now. People in the US have little regard for the elderly. We have so much knowledge from experience, but nobody asks us the questions. I have some very dear friends, so I’m not alone. remember this as you get older.❤
I’ll be 59 next month… and I’m noticing this very thing!! It’s an uncomfortable and sad feeling.
@@jmbutler5 not only in the USA . All over Europe as well 😔
I personally know him - he is a great human being x
I’m an elderly woman who also uses a wheelchair and I agree with this lovely man. Most of the time I feel like I’m just in everyone’s way. But one day I was in large store parked out of peoples way just waiting for my husband when a young boy of about 12 or 13 came over and asked if he could help me. I wanted to cry. I thanked him, told him his kindness made my day and hoped he would never change.
It sounds like he's got life figured out better than most people. He seems like he's a kind, gentle soul.
It’s a shame that elderly and handicapped people are invisible. Families should take care of these family members
I absolutely agree with you.
He's not talking about being invisible to his family though...
My mother used to suffer this type of treatment 30 years ago.. she was blind and eventually a wheelchair user. Whenever we visited our local area together, people that we knew would stop us and they would ask me how my mother was. I would say, my mother is right here. She may be blind, but she can still hear you. Ask her directly yourself. I hope my responses made people think about their actions?
What a cutie pie!! Dear, dear man. Thank you so much for your perspective and sharing your experiences. Best to you.
What an extraordinary gentleman, I would be so blessed to know him and consider him a friend ❤ I work with the disabled, and let me tell you, they are no different than you or I. I see them and treat them no differently than other folks, they don't want pity or special treatment......nor would I if I found myself in their situation.
There are certain people who make a difference in our world. We have just watched one of those people ❤😍 Lovely and kind ❤🙏 Thank you for this beautiful post ❤🫶
When I was younger (71 years old now), I was tall, slim, not conventionally pretty, but attractive, and best of all, confident. In the last few years I’ve gained weight which knocked my confidence, and I wanted to be invisible. I’ve always made an effort to look nice, even if I’m only going to the supermarket, but in the last couple of months I feel different, my confidence is returning, and I don’t want to be invisible anymore. I’m now content within myself, I feel lucky to be fit and healthy and nine years into widowhood, I’m happy on my own, someone even stopped me one day to tell me that I had the Mona Lisa smile, I think that I must be radiating inner peace.
It’s nice to encounter a person who happily accepts compliments about their dress sense. Most people think you’re being creepy when you do this. 👍
I know, it's sad when people can't just take a compliment. Recently a guy called across a car park to me 'hey, lady! You look fabulous, honey! I, grinned, waved and thanked him, it was a compliment, nothing more, nothing less!! It made my day, these things make me smile, probably because I'm in my 60s and old school! 😂
What an absolutely lovely person and real gentleman he was. I do so hope he sees this, and sees how many other folk think so, too.
Beautiful sentiments. “Life is in here”
What a beautiful human being--sharing a lot of wisdom in just a few moments. We see you, sir!
I go to the botanic gardens often to walk my dog. i will certainly look for this lovely man for a chat.
It would be great if you updated your comment if you find him.
What a lovely warm man ❤may god bless him
I love that quote from him, “I am not who you think I am, you are who you think I am.“❤
Hard pill to swallow.
Brilliant! My mother broke both of her ankles years ago and had to be in a wheelchair, and she noticed immediately that people no longer looked at or acknowledged her. Several friends of mine over the years had physical issues that were severe and I have always been impressed at their resolve and positivity. They have often been my watermark when dealing with issues in my life and they've been great friends, :)
I think I’d like to be his friend. What a nice man. Loved his tash, glasses , scarf and bright jacket.
What a fantastic man. I will try to remember his wisdom. As a recovering alcoholic I need to remember stuff like that.
I would date a gay man in a wheelchair as sweet and kind as this fellow. Wheels that replace legs, do not replace a man's heart and soul. What a wonderful man. I hope he finds love and happiness that he is looking for.
What a wonderful attitude he has.
What a lovely kind intelligent man. Thank God there are people like him. With love from Ireland ❤️🇮🇪
This is the energy that keeps the world going❤
I love this man and his attitude. Taking a positive approach out of a negative situation is a gift.
Massive respect to him. And he was in the beautiful setting of The Botanic Gardens in Belfast
Respect, love and strength to ye ya handsome divil!
Well let me tell you folks, I'm in my 70's and I could rob a bank and nobody would be able to describe me because I'm invisible because of my age. So, I know how this man feels and I'm not handicapped. We live in a Society where we do not teach our children to step outside their age box....we teach them that it's all about them. Not true.
What a beautiful man, physically, spiritually and THAT ACCENT!! I would be flirting big time, whether he's gay or not.Big hugs from Italy.
I would like to shake this man’s hand - and sit across a table for hours, just to have the pleasure of his company. Warm and wise, thoughtful and completely lovely - thank you sir.
Thanks for keeping the lights on in this tired old world.
Wise, beautiful man! You captured his essence perfectly!💚
This channel is going to be huge. Anyone with a heart will appreciate the work you are doing.
Thank you!
I got tears in my eyes when he said "I am not who you think I am." Such a gorgeous man, and beautiful soul. Love his accent too!
That man is a treasure! So wise ❤😊
What a lovely man. He's beautiful inside & out. 💛
what a cool dude!
I'm so glad you met him! Wise words from someone intelligent, humane, handsome, positive, strong, chic and stylish ... and so much more. Loved the interaction between you, photos are stunning.
He’s such a stylist dapper guy!
"Life is what you do in here with what is out there" ❤ thanks
I am invisible and don’t mind it at all. It started happening to me when I wasn’t the prettiest girl in the room and then as I slipped out of my 30s and even now as my grey hair multiplies. And yet I could see everything and became a great observer of life. In time, I reveal myself to the most wonderful people I find who are smart, talented and caring even if no one else notices. They become the best of my friends.
He has great style 😊
❤ what a beautiful man. Thank you for your words of wisdom. Be well.
I wish there was someone like this gentleman in my life! He is to be cherished!
I agree love that jacket
what he said really got me thinking. there are bound to be people just like him around us, whom we filter somehow/treat as though they're invisible. cant speak on behalf of everyone but certainly have some subconscious biases of my own to get over
Beautiful man. And he looks fabulous
I love how he points to his head and says, "Life is in here..." because perception is a choice.
... And we all know what the superficial majority of people chooses.
Interesting man! I often had moments that I felt invisible to other people. Then it suddenly hit me: I was not invisible to other people, I was invisible to myself. It was never about how or if other people perceived me but how I perceived myself.
A truly beautiful human being ❤
You don't need to be in a wheelchair to be invisible, as a man you slowly fade away once you hit 50. By 60 you are just a shadow.
I do wish I was as stylish as this chap though. A nice guy.
Hmm. So, that means, you need to get out there into the world when you get old/er, and do things.
@@PracticalPerry I am no shrinking violet. I used to be able to hold a room, I have noticed that people are less interested in what you have to say as you get older.
Just my observation, but if you pay attention to the numerous articles about old people being lonely, it isn't a unique experience.
@@95Gabe I do not disagree.
A very stylish and charming gentleman.
What a great human. I hit my 60's and became invisible. Its like wearing a Harry Potter Cloak all day. But I can carry my camera around and nobody notices.
This is so sad but it’s the way it goes…. Only extreme wealth and extraordinary beauty is of value today. Anything else is spat on and dismissed
Why do you need so much external validation? Happiness is within and if you're happy with yourself, by yourself, you resonate with it and make yourself more approachable. Being needy never helps, in any age, go beyond that and things will change, take care.
What a beautiful soul ……
This man is SO WISE. Listen to him a second time.
I watched this video several times 🌺
Great man, love his attitude towards life 😊.
What a lovely person, with a lovely attitude and outlook. If more people were like him, the world would most definitely be a far better place.
I met one of my best friends at a club years ago sitting in a wheelchair, went up and asked if he wanted to dance. This man is not only beautiful on the outside but inside for all to see. I wish him a long life! ❤😊
What a wonderful man! How special is he!! I’d absolutely love to meet him to chat to him and give him a hug so that his positivity could maybe rub off on to me as I really need that right now xxx
A wise and delightful man. I see you.
Such a lovely human.
He is lovely in every way--the kind of positive, loving person I like to surround myself with.
What an absolutely gorgeous looking and sounding man! He has the most wonderful personality and outlook on life and is so stylish. Someone I'd love to meet, on a walk, and just sit and chat with him, making friends, and arranging to meet him every now and again, for nothing other than sharing the love and friendship. He's not WHAT he is, he's WHO he is.
It is awesome how you spot that beauty within that radiates outwards and you capture it so very well. Blessed Be.
Who couldn't use a happy encounter like that? I know it lifted my spirit to hear his take on life and how we alone choose how to approach it.
What a beautiful man. Thanks for introducing him to us.
Ray seems like an absolutely incredible person and I wish him that the world notices him more, more people are kind to him and that he finds a partner who truly notices him in a full room and loves him tremendously (if he is seeking, that's what I gathered from the things he said). Thank you for filming, creating, capturing this amazing man and sharing with the world.
What a treasure that man is. Hope he liked the photos! Thanks so much for sharing this moment.
That is an awesome quote‼️
I am going to print off some cards with that so that when I’m confronted by someone and I’m feeling inadequate, I will hand them that card. They wouldn’t remember if I voiced it. But now they would have a card that they might slip in their pocket or purse because it may have reached a part of them inside and they may want to be reminded.
No one is ever invisible to me. I think that there are a lot of us who are sensitive and observant of things that others aren’t. I am drawn to the “invisible”. There is hope. We are out there. Marginalized people can give us a perspective that is missing. Be human.
Me too! I’m an empath who, the moment she spots someone she perceives to be struggling, says “Hi there!” or buys them a coffee.
"I am not who you think I am, you are who you think I am." What a classy burn!
You are crazy lovely! Totally beautiful and the orange colors, the smile, the light, and the glasses frames; way cool! Just beautiful & your voice! Made my day. A great way to celebrate life & start this day, at 4:30 Tuesday a.m. Sept. 17 2024. Thank You! Hugs included! 🤠
I see why he caught your eye! He does have a great style and is an attractive man! I wonder if it's not that people don't see someone in a wheelchair, but it's so ingrained not to "stare" that they consciously and deliberately hardly even glance. I'm a naturally friendly person and I notice the people who tend to be "invisible" or a better word is 'unacknowledged" in the world. I always say hello to the custodians, we call them in the US, I think you say "cleaners". And, I'vealmost always acknowledged people in chairs, or disabled in some way. Unless they have that vibe of "I'm not in the mood. Give me my space" which we all feel some days. But I usually say, hello or make a brief conversation . Now I don't even think about it .
This man is gorgeous
The other take away from this video is dont be afraid to compliment a stranger
I like colour so I would notice his scarf and his shoes and likely say something to him about his fun style. Then a great conversation would follow. “A stranger is just a friend you haven’t met yet.”
So refreshing and lovely, a Ray of hope and wisdom
Very wise words - coming from his life experience I’m sure
I feel happy when I see kind decent humans around....
I think there are a lot more kind people than most of us realise. Social media and the so called news has created a lot of negativity. I bet that most people who meet face to face, are most often polite and friendly.
Lovely man ❤
@@keithforster2615 Hi! I think politeness and friendliness are important social masks. They are very good for a first approaching each others but most of the cases they stays at a level of some kind of a political protocol. Although it is true indeed with a few kind and friendly words or gestures you can really save someone's day or even they life.
For thousands of years within our societies we've been divided by the politics. It isn't a curse but it is a possibility for us personally to go against it, to choose the right thing and earn a thrive in our consciousness....
What a man ! Seen or unseen he is holding on to something very special and something everyone needs. Love, compassion, acceptance and forgiveness on wheels ! And a hunk too!
What a wonderful way to start my day by "meeting" this amazing man. I hope his energy was inhaled by the person who said, "nobody sees you'.
The world needs more lovely people like this gentleman in the world. I see you, and your light, kindness, profoundness, and wisdom.
"I am not who you think I am. You are who you think I am."
What a top bloke and loads of style. Love his outlook and I would notice him from his positive energy (apart from his fashion flair)👍
What an incredible human being. I could listen to him talking all day. We see you now ❤
A wonderful, wise, and fascinating man. Someone you’d feel privileged to know.
As a handicapped person, I understand exactly what he’s saying. People look at your face and say things like, “You look okay.” “How come you can’t walk? “ I smile and say, “I may not be able to walk like you do, but I see and hear everything you don’t understand.” “ I always tell them that the greatest blessing I have is waking up each day.”
Everything flows from your attitude because that determines the altitude of how your day goes.”
Look for the joy in life and it will come to you. ☮️
I have learned that people without disabilities are actually TEMPORARILY ABLE. Meaning at some point we also may have physical limitations either short term or long term. In our early years or elderly years.
I am a child with 5 other siblings that have physical limitations. I am currently the only one without. However, I realize that this state of ability may be temporary as the progression of life and years could change that. Be kind and generous with it. You never know when you may need that kindness from someone else.
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What an inspiration he is, I wish a lot more people were like him.
A beautiful soul
A beautiful encounter.