Here is some incredible information from a reader.

I cannot add to the importance of this message from one of our readers when he wrote:

		"Gary,		I found a beautifully framed quote by Albert Schweitzer that I think will		enforce your feelings expressed in todays email. When I say it is		beautifully framed, I really mean it...black metal; gold and black-edged		matting, with large ornate script  which I wish I could recreate for		you...and it was in the corner of a GoodWill Store where I occasionally		go for a "bag of books." The price was $1.00; the value "priceless." I		hung it on my living room wall in a prominent place as a constant		reminder of our responsibility to others.		Anyway, here goes:		****************************************

			Create for yourselves an auxiliary task,			a simple, and if possible, a secret one. Open your			eyes and try to see where a man needs		         a little time,		            a little sympathy,		               a little company,		                  a little care.         Perhaps he is an old man,		                                                   perhaps a child.

			Who can enumerate all the possible uses of the			valuable operating capital called man? He is needed			in all parts. Therefore seek you for an opportunity			to set your humanity to work. Do not avoid an			auxiliary task in which to give yourself as			man to other man. One is surely destined for you			if you but really want it.

			Albert Schweitzer"

This knowledge is a real blessing, I thank you for sharing it and hope that you are truly blessed by it in some way.

Gary

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