Positivity is Contagious

Positivity is contagious Spirit is communicable There is no amount of distance that can keep us from catching your courage The symptoms of your indomitable ingenuity are spreading From across continents and over seas we can see the fruits of your creativity Your optimism is infectious In the light of your brave spirit my own courage is illuminated What is your humor finding to chuckle about? Thank you for sharing. Your light heartedness is spreading and others can’t help but catch it. What beauty are you seeing that you may have otherwise hurried past and overlooked? By pointing it out we cannot help but see the beauty that you see. What novelties are you finding as you clean out your closets? Tell us of the talents you’re discovering? In what ways is nature revealing it’s power to you? What proof are you seeing that human beings are capable of compassion and selflessness? What observations are reviving your capacity to regard this world with childlike wonder? That smile your neighbors are so dearly craving is within you. When you pull it out and place it on your face that smile may just spread through your neighborhood. The light of hope our world longs for is in you. From across continents and over seas we can feel your courage. Creativity is spreading at alarming rates. The indomitability of the human spirit cannot be contained so long as we continue infecting one another with it. With one glimpse of your light I knew that light was in me too. By seeing your bravery in troubled times I knew that courage too was mine. Positivity is contagious. No vaccine is effective against a triumphant attitude. No distance is great enough to stop the spread of hope. The brilliant light of the human spirit is sure to illuminate a new day if we continue to spread it. You keep on sharing what evokes the emotion of gratitude for you. Continue to spread your creativity and your positivity until every last person on your continent is infected. I will do the same. Spirit is communicable and cannot be contained. Song - A Little Communion by Justin Spicer