Say Nothing

How many times do people see things that are not right, and don't say anything?

Kenneth, that happens far more often than we realize. Every day, people witness injustice, lies, or wrongdoing—big or small—but stay silent for many reasons: fear, apathy, uncertainty, or thinking “someone else will handle it.”
Scripture and wisdom traditions call this complicity by silence: when we see wrong and do nothing, the effect is that the wrong continues. Even small acts of courage—speaking up, helping, or standing for truth—can break that chain.
If you want, I can break this down into a practical Lightworker guide on how to respond every time you see something “not right” without fear. It can turn observation into action. Do you want me to do that?