Anne Frank Was Right: We Need Not Wait A Single Moment To Begin To Improve The World.

There are more supportive practices of course, but the point of this post is simple.

If you’re challenged by too little time, money or tolerance, remember that there are practices that will support you as you “begin to improve the world.”

Turns out, we are the ones we’re waiting for.

We just have to learn about each other and ourselves first, and find the practice or practices (in my case, I need several!) that support us best. It’s not easy to remember, but we really need not wait a single moment to begin to improve the world.

Thanks so much for reading my post.

Mary

“As long as this exists, how can I be sad?” – Anne Frank, describing the chestnut tree outside the Secret Annex in the Diary Of Anne Frank