Michael Elmore-Meegan Quotes

It is in crisis we find ourselves, so when we are broken then this light is nearest to us.

Remind yourself of your vision, keep your hopes close yo your heart, be passionate about them and always, always always be true to them

The outward efforts will never be insignificant if the inner light is great.

Today we can change the future for someone, we have only to act.

There is no such thing as change in international development, unless it belongs to the people who want to change

The price of doing nothing is far greater than the cost of error.

There is a dangerous deception within international organizations, called Participation of local communities. This is essentially based on a lie. Communities are invited to participate on the terms of the donor who has the money. Unless all the choices and decisions are owned and made by the communities, there can be no authentic lasting development.

God is at home and is content, it is we who are looking and are not at one in ourselves.

Anxiety is often related to having to perform and act an acceptable role in order to be admitted into relationships.

Perhaps the secret of being happy is about letting go of fear , embracing energy that enriches us . Ignoring those who drain us and diminish , channeling ourselves towards goodness and positive acts

If you really want to know who your friends are, see you stands by you in a storm

Everything changes when you wake up in the morning and decide to own today. It will not be taken from you by anyone else, it will be yours

All God wants of man is a compassionate heart.

“The ICROSS philosophy has always been that change occurs by empowering women. You can only empower women by educating them. This was a part of our policy twenty years before it became development sector.

The deepest and most enduring thirst common to us all is the desire for love and happiness. You and I spend a great part of our lives struggling towards self-fulfilment and joy, while at the same time we are very occupied in the daily responsibilities to our families, our work, the countless little things that absorb our time.