I’ve always been an outsider of sorts. Weirdly incapable of settling into what the majority would consider a normal (if not a must-have) way of life. Hence, I’ve spent a fair share of my life exploring new territories – geographically as well as spiritually.
My involvement in volunteer work in Timișoara is fragment of a broader spiritual journey and at the same time it’s difficult for me to imagine a more personally meaningful humanitarian occupation, here and now, that also grants so much creative freedom in all of its aspects, at the same time.
Personally, there is nothing more fulfilling than having a positive influence on someone. For some it may be money, for some it may be power. For me – establishing genuine human connections that have a positive, harmonising influence.
I’ve come here with an intention to cultivate good to the best of my ability regardless of the occasion or time of the day. We’re all responsible for embodying the change, principles and values we’d like to see resembled in the world around us.
We’re all citizens of the world, ultimately, and positive influence always inspires even more positive influence and keeps growing exponentially, exceeding its original locale.
And in a world of manipulation, greed, stress and envy, isn’t volunteering for a humanitarian cause the right move?
