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[H]umanity is always furthered by the dedicated actions of a few people, so do not look to the general public to make the difference. Look to yourself and to others like you who are responding to a greater need and who see a greater problem and a greater promise for humanity. | [H]umanity is always furthered by the dedicated actions of a few people, so do not look to the general public to make the difference. Look to yourself and to others like you who are responding to a greater need and who see a greater problem and a greater promise for humanity. | ||
*[http://www.newmessage.org/books/greater-community-spirituality-contents.php ''GCS''], chap. 11, p. 130 | *[http://www.newmessage.org/books/greater-community-spirituality-contents.php ''GCS''], chap. 11, p. 130 | ||
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| + | ...[A]dvancement for humanity, in whatever field you might consider, has been the result of the efforts of a relatively small number of people who were committed, who were devoted and who had great allies. | ||
| + | *[http://www.newmessage.org/books/greater-community-spirituality-contents.php ''GCS''], chap. 9, p. 106 | ||
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Directives
[H]umanity is always furthered by the dedicated actions of a few people, so do not look to the general public to make the difference. Look to yourself and to others like you who are responding to a greater need and who see a greater problem and a greater promise for humanity.
- GCS, chap. 11, p. 130
Short Quotes
...[A]dvancement for humanity, in whatever field you might consider, has been the result of the efforts of a relatively small number of people who were committed, who were devoted and who had great allies.
- GCS, chap. 9, p. 106