Even though she is gone, her legacy continues to touch countless lives. And while the work being done to alleviate suffering and poverty is incredibly important, I believe she would really want us to honour her by putting love into action right where we are in simple ways.
I am certain that what he shared with us will not only continue to guide me as a speaker, but provide an anchor and reference point in raising our family and teaching our kids for the generations to come.
You know that whole quote: “be the change you want to see in the world” that we attribute to Gandhi all the time?
Well, he didn’t actually say it.
Now this actually is good advice, and even though he didn’t actually say it the way we attribute it to him, I believe he’d support the idea. Here’s what he really said, though…
On this day, in 1910, Mother Teresa was born. She would have been 105 today. Although she is no longer with us, she has left us a legacy that will inspire generations to come. Her accomplishments include winning to Nobel Peace Prize in 1979, but far more important is the legacy she has left of countless people still
I believe that – whether big or small – every one of us wants to change the world for the better in some way. Every once in awhile, though, we need a little reminder that changing the world doesn’t come from changing others… it comes from changing ourselves.
Journey from loving our neighbour to judging them is a sad one indeed. The journey from judging our neighbour back to loving them, is the product of compassion. The purpose of this TEDx talk was to share what I have discovered as the 3 step recipe for compassion, which, when employed, will automatically replace judgement with love.
Meet Joseph Ranseth
Speaker, Author, Transformationist. I help people change their lives & organizations using the same blueprint Gandhi & Dr. King used to change the world.