Who would have thought that the conviction of a quiet, unassuming man--

a lawyer by trad and a pacifist by principle--

would have the power to topple a vast empire?

Yet Mahatma Gandhi's decision, his belief in nonviolence as a neans

to helping India's regain control of their country,

set in motion an unexpected chain of events.

Realize the power of a single decision acted upon immediately

and with utter conviction.

The secret is to make a public commitment,

one so forceful you cannot turn back from it.

While many thought that his was an imposssible dream,

Granhi's consistent commitment to his decision

made it an undeniable reality.

What would you, too, accomplish if you invoked a similar level of passion,

conviction, and action to create unstoppable momentun?