Kindness Boomerang Hits the Rails in NYC!

Hey, don't take me soon, cause I am here for a reason. Sometimes in my tears I drown, but I never let it get me down. And when negativity surrounds, I know someday it'll all turn around. All my life I've been waiting for, I've been praying for, for the people to say that we don't want to fight no more, there'll be no more wars, and our children will play. One day, one day, one day. It's not about win or lose, cause we all lose when we feed on the souls of the innocent. Blood-drenched pavement, keep on moving, though the waters stay raging. And in this maze, you may lose your way, your way. It might drive you crazy, but don't let it phase you no way, no way. Sometimes in my tears I drown, but I never let it get me down. And when negativity surrounds, I know someday it'll all turn around. Cause all my life I've been waiting for, I've been praying for, for the people to say that we don't want to fight no more, there'll be no more wars, and our children will play. One day, one day, one day. We're Leelava here, founder of LifeFest Inside, a non-profit organization that inspires, empowers, and educates people of all backgrounds to lead a life of kindness. Helping people see just how amazing and significant they truly are. And so to kick off the new year, we headed out onto the trains in New York City to spread joy, cheer, and the loads of kindness. Giving out free copies of my book, Kindness Boomerang, a guide to incorporating kindness into your daily life. For each day of the year, an act, quote, and a short reflection, showing us that it's the simple things that really matter. LifeFest Inside gained international acclaim when my short film, Kindness Boomerang, went viral, reaching hundreds of millions of people globally, inspiring them to incorporate positive change into their life. And now comes Kindness Boomerang, the book, giving people the chance to create their very own boomerang of kindness and become a catalyst for positive change. After all, what better time for kindness than now?