What Will it Take?

How valuable is it for us today, to leave a better world for our children tomorrow?

How sincere are we in our intention and actions towards making the world more peaceful, abundant and equal?

What are we each willing to sacrifice to realise a world of unity, peace, beauty and understanding?

I don’t have the answers, but I sure would like to know.

What will it take?

What will it take for humanity to ‘wake up’ from the seeming slumber and actually take action towards what we know to be the truth?

When will we start collectively moving towards realising that truth?

Will the world ever change for the better?

Will the world ever know peace?

Has the world ever been at peace at one point in history?

What will be the meaning of our current generation’s story in the future?

How will we be remembered?

Have we made any difference to the way things are?

Have we only just scratched the surface in saving the world despite our good deeds, good intentions and prayers?

Is there still a chance to save the world from utter destruction?

Or are we fooling ourselves to think that the world’s salvation rests in our hands?

What will be the fate of mankind if we continue to live the way we do?

What will be the fate our children’s future if we continue to ignore that which we know is wrong with the world?

Do we feel so powerless that we all choose to collectively ignore the truth and live in pseudo-comfort?

Is it even possible to experience true joy and peace while fully aware of the injustice and inequality in the world?

What will be our fate and what will it take to realise a true collective humanity?

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