It is so good that I cry. :) Incredible that in 3 minutes you can see an entirely movie of maybe 90 minutes.

The most beautiful film I've ever seen, long or short.

And those things do happen every now & again (though the media won't want too many stories like that flying around) & the fact that the company aren't giving services &/or devices away yet produced this gem, is a classic example of Service To Others energy shining its light through the darkness. Piercing the veil & all that.

Beautiful and inspirational. 
All of us need to do more of this. 
What goes around, comes around.

always holds more reward for the Giver than the Receiver. Beautiful message!

"TrueMove too says it "believes in the power of giving without expecting a return."

Which would probably be more meaningful if they were to, say, give away their services and devices for free. Which they are not. But what the company lacks in commitment to its own philosophy, it more than makes up for in inspirational advertising. "

If I had not given up watching TV years ago, I would feel blessed every time any company would feed me through the television screen with messages like this one. Give us more! Never mind it is a commercial. It still focuses on an STO way and does not push the company's servises forward for the viewer.

Is for the Giver... it is for the Giver to give thanks. What a bold concept, eh?

after a long time :). Thank you for sharing. I mailed the video link to friends at work

isn't it also interesting how easily our emotions are manipulated? Every successful story needs so many of these 'moments' to capture the viewer's attention and hold it... until the next 'moment'... and the next.

My mother send me a letter with a quote by Stefan Zweig from the novel "The heart's impatience :

There are two kinds of compassion [pity: in the English translation]. One, the weak and sentimental kind, which is really no more than the heart's impatience to be rid as quickly as possible of the painful emotion aroused by the sight of another's unhappiness, that pity which is not compassion, but only an instinctive desire to fortify one's own soul against the sufferings of another;

and the other, the only one at counts, the unsentimental but creative kind, which knows what it is about and is determined to hold out, in patience and forbearance, to the very limit of its strength and even beyond."

It's a pity:) ( pun intended) that the English translator mixed up the meanings of...