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Planting Kindness

21 Days to Deepen Love & Compassion

A free daily journey inspired by Jhamtse Gatsal and the film Loving Karma.

Begin the 21-Day Journey
Planting Kindness

How do you plant a garden of love and compassion?

Not all at once. Not with grand gestures. But with small, quiet acts: a smile, a helping hand, a breath before speaking. Planting Kindness is a companion to Loving Karma, a personal offering inspired by the love, care, and presence witnessed at Jhamtse Gatsal.

A little kindness, every day

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One Seed each day. A small practice of love, presence or compassion.

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A quiet morning email. Your next Seed arrives each morning for 21 days.

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Practice your way. Follow online, use the printable booklet, or both.

Three small Seeds to begin

A glimpse of the simple practices waiting for you.

Day 1

The Art of Noticing

Look around you.
There is something beautiful near you,
right now.

Day 2

Share a Smile

A smile is a small light.
You can give it to anyone.
It asks for nothing,
but it can brighten someone’s whole day.

Day 8

Loving-Kindness Meditation

Love doesn’t always start outside you.
Sometimes,
it begins in the quiet place within.

Peek Inside

A garden of gentle words and illustrations. The printable booklet is currently available in English.

Swipe to explore

Original artwork by Lisa Kaminar Brown

Peek Inside

Planting Kindness

Begin Your 21-Day Journey

One small Seed each day. Twenty-one days of love, presence, and compassion.

By beginning the journey, you’re asking Jhamtse to send you one Planting Kindness email each day for 21 days, along with access to the printable booklet. You can stop these daily emails at any time. Privacy Policy

Loving Karma

Inspired by Loving Karma

This booklet is a companion to the film Loving Karma. It grew from time at Jhamtse Gatsal and the love, care, and presence witnessed in the children and adults of the community. Carry that spirit into the small choices of your own day.

Discover Loving Karma

WITH GRATITUDE

With love and listening

This offering was tended by Tracy Rocca.

Inspired by time at Jhamtse Gatsal and the film Loving Karma, these seeds were shaped by quiet moments, open hearts, and the belief that kindness can grow.

May they plant something gentle in you.

Illustrations by Lisa Kaminar Brown, whose art gives the seeds their light and color.