Tuesday, 17 April 2012

LIGHTBULB Moments...


THINK BIG…………….The thing that we sometimes forget is that it is not really Superman that is the hero, its Clark Kent – the ordinary man that does extra-ordinary things and its not only super heroes that have the power to bring great change but ordinary people that have the power of imagination necessary to visualize greatness.We ladies and gentlemen, are those ordinary people!

When you think of it, many humble people have brought great change to the world Mother Teresa, imagined a world with out poverty, When her tiny frame walked thought the squatter camps amongst some of the worlds poorest people in the slums of Calcutta, she must have truly seemed like a superhero coming to save the day even if it was just her habit blowing in the wind and then there was the cattle herder, Nelson Rolelala Mandela, he became a President and brought healing to a troubled nation. His plight started because he dared to imagine a world with out racialism and prejudice. Closer to home, we have Edith Cowen; she was  Australia’s first woman elected to public office in 1920, Edith,  rose above a tragic childhood and defied social order by imagining equal rights for all women in Australia and every-time some one is lucky enough to pull out a fifty dollar note her portrait on the bill acts as a reminder that change is possible. And all of these people had the power to imagine a better world not for them personally but for mankind and they became the change they wanted to see in the world.





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