From “Why Me?” to “Why Not Me?”: The Shift That Changes the World

Dr.Vijayalakshmi Aluri, Winner of World Bank’s Projects competition, Author, Health Educator, Social worker and Gynecologist, Sri Sri Holistic Multi specialty Hospitals, Hyderabad.

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An Inspirational Story About Stepping Up When It Matters

We’ve all had moments where we notice something wrong — a mess to clean, a child crying alone, a policy hurting the weak,

a silence that needs breaking — and we think:
Someone should do something.

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Then almost automatically, the second thought follows:
But why should I?

That hesitation — small and quiet — decides whether the world stays as it is, or starts to change.

Annie Besant once captured this moment with stunning clarity:

“Someone ought to do it, but why should I?” “Someone ought to do it, but why not I?”
Between these two sentences lie whole centuries of moral evolution.”