What each one can do is to care for another person who is in need and who is living just around one, within the close proximity of one’s streets, along footpaths or in parking lots to name a few. A group of individuals in the Middle East, following the advice of Swami decided to do just one thing – Feed a Meal. To whom? To a person in need. And When? Everyday. Humble efforts put in by 50 individuals, collectively added up to over 801 meals in the month of February! To many, this initiative proved to be an eye-opener. “It is only when I set out with a packet of food that I saw a whole new dimension of humanity that I was previously blind to”, says one of the young participants. “I thought that the Gulf was a rich place”, says another who had spent a good number of years living in the Middle East. Two months since implementation, the OMAD programme has overcome many of the challenges it faced in the start-up month, especially in the minds of the youth, discarding restrictions and questions like, “Where do I find a hungry person?”, “How would I fit this into my routine?”, or “What would I tell the person while handing out food to him?”. Most describe the joy that they experience while doing this simple act of serving a meal, as something that cannot be expressed in words, but that can only be felt. It is truly astonishing what a little food combined with a smile can do. One meal shared with another gives meaning to one’s life, showing all that we are all one and the same!