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Being the Change, Being of Service
Recently, at an interfaith community gathering, I was asked what the phrase, "Be the change you want to see in the world" means to me. I want to highlight the word be, for it's not simply a call to external action, but a call that links our action to being—for doing and being must not be separate.

An Interspiritual Approach
When we look at the human tradition, we want to see spirituality as an indivisible whole and find an inherent and universal mysticism as the underlying movement of all the great religious leaders—whatever path they followed, whatever path they carved, whichever direction they led. And we want to appreciate the perennial, self-propagating wisdom that continues to sprout through pastures, forests, deserts, mountains, and cities all over the globe.