Let’s face it: much in twenty-first century life, at least in America, permits isolation. Big vehicles, often equipped with tinted windows, hide us—and our actions toward others—from view. Through technology we communicate when we like, as we like, if we like, and block what we wish as well. Most of us live in single dwellings, where we can lock ourselves in and everyone else out. But what if we chose to become anarchists? What if we used our very anonymity to honor our connectedness to all creation?

What if we chose to become Kindness Anarchists: committing kind acts without “being seen.” Such as—

• allowing a car to merge in front of us onto the highway
• creating a beautiful and inspiring YouTube video or PowerPoint for others to “happen upon”
• adorning the landscape outside our homes for the enjoyment of those who drive or walk past.

The possibilities available to a creative Kindness Anarchist are endless. We’d love to hear what kinds of Kindness Anarchy inspire you!