DAY 58 Mar. 28: The practice for today is CITIZENSHIP. Robert Muller, former Assistant Secretary General to the United Nations urges, "Use every letter you write, every conversation you have, every meeting you attend, to express your fundamental beliefs and dreams." Make a difference in your community by becoming involved.

To be a citizen means to help your community be the best it can be. You are a member of many communities: your family, your place of work or school, your place of worship, your city, your country, and the planet. Participation in your community presents an opportunity to model nonviolent action, peaceful resolution, and how each of us can and do make a difference.

Today: I will call or write one of my legislators and register my views. I will tell at least three people of my efforts and ask them to do the same.