“I am only one, but still I am one. I cannot do everything, but still I can do something.” ― Edward Everett Hale
Oh, my darlings – haven’t we all felt just this way?
That we, alone, are far too limited in ‘stature’, to reach out and effect a much greater change.
We allow circumstance to dictate our actions, and doubt to keep the heart’s will at bay.
In doing so, we miss that one glorious and often fleeting opportunity- to break through to the heart of another human being.
Nelson Mandela was “just only one.” As was, Mother Teresa and the reverend, Dr. Martin Luther King. But, it is through them that this world has been changed – that compassion may be offered in fear’s desperately limiting place.
Indeed, we are “just only one” – though, we are united through this one shared humanity.
Just one heart…
Just one hand…
Just one simple you…
My darlings, never forget for one single moment – that it’s often “just you” who’ll make the difference.
Namaste, my loves – and blessings of peace through the light of this brand new day.
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