Unified...

By Vichara

To even look at the future without the balance of understanding and compassion is a foolish venture. Without the foundation that will guide each other's hearts on a steady course can be fraught with insecurities. Unless we resolve collectively that the course of action that lies in front of each one of us is based on compassionate cooperation and fearless understanding the each step will not contain the confidence necessary for a more unified future. It can be done, we need to look forward in the same direction.

spear-carrier • \SPEER-kair-ee-er\ • noun
1 a : a member of an opera chorus b : a bit actor in a play
2 : a person whose actions are of little significance or value in an event or organization

Example Sentence:
Although the former aide was only a spear-carrier in the then-President's administration, his recently published memoir, which points an accusatory finger at several key players, is causing quite a stir.

Did you know?
"Spear-carrier" began to be used for a person having a non-speaking or supernumerary role in opera or theater in the 1950s. The name likely came from the nondescript, often spear-carrying soldiers who appear in the background or as walk-ons in plays about ancient Rome or Greece. Off-stage, "spear-carrier" refers to a person having a minimal role in the undertaking of some major event or in the workings of some major organization.