‘If I do not do it, who else will do it? But if I only do it for me, what am I then? And if I do not do it now, then when will I do it?’ ‘If not I’ – therein lies the uniqueness of every single person; ‘If only for me’, therein lies the worthlessness and meaninglessness of such uniqueness unless it is a ‘serving’ uniqueness; ‘and if not now’, therein lies the uniqueness of every individual situation!
