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Living the Praxis for Care 

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Reading this reminded me of a small moment that has stuck with me for years. A few summers ago I was on a crowded commuter train, clutching a heavy bag of groceries, when an elderly woman stood up to offer her seat. I was too embarrassed to accept, but she smiled, insisted, and then turned to a tired young mother with a stroller, helping her settle down https://aana.com.au/self-regulation/codes-guidelines/wagering-code/ The ripple effect was immediate: a teenager offered his headphones to a kid who’d forgotten his, and a man handed his coffee to a colleague who looked exhausted. It struck me how one simple act of kindness can cascade into a chain reaction, brightening strangers’ days without anyone even realizing it. That…


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