We stand at an immense fork in the raod. One way is the path of generosity, dignity and a respect for other races and customs; the other leads most certainly to greed, suspicion, hatered and the old, bloody course of violence and waste - and now, God help us, to the very destruction of all the struggles and triumphs of the human race on this earth. My old friends and fellow townsmen: which will it be? . Anton Myrer
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When Mahatma Gandhi said, “We stand at an immense fork in the road,” he was speaking about the choice we face regarding how humans treat each other. We can choose to be more generous, dignified and respectful. Or we can choose to be greedy, suspicious and hatered. Gandhi chose the path of generosity, dignity and respect for all races and customs.

We must choose to be generous with our money. We must choose not to be hateful or suspicious of others. And we must choose to treat others with dignity and respect.

If you want to avoid violence, greed and destruction on this planet, Gandhi’s advice is simple: choose the course of generosity, dignity and respect.

Source: Once An Eagle

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