The Point of No Return.....: Legacy of our Heroes

To all fellow citizens of the world,

We have just lost another great person in Malaysia, Yasmin Ahmad*. And not to forget that we also had to say goodbye to our dearest King of Pop, Michael Jackson. In just within a period of one month, we have just lost two of the most precious human beings on Earth. In other words, we can say that Malaysia lost one but the world lost two. These two people, they passed away, living a legacy behind. They have been working so hard all their lives to bring people together as one and make peace. MJ did that in his songs and Yasmin Ahmad did that in her movies and advertisements. In fact, this people have more than just one similarity. Coincidently, they were born and died on the same year (1958-2009). And both hoping that the world can be together as one. The World means us humans. Regardless of Race and religion, we are all the same. In times like this, with wars and fights all over the world, we need people like them. They are the ones who see everyone as God’s creation. But now, they are gone. And I am sure they are more of those who are like them. No matter whom you are, and what you do, we can spread peace in many ways. This is the Call. Two of our greatest heroes have just died trying to bring peace. They didn’t die for nothing. They died with honour and I am begging all of you to not let their legacy be a waste. Let us all stand up together and start looking at our similarities instead of differences. With God’s will, we CAN continue their mission to bring peace to this world. Don’t disappoint them. Imagine that they can see us right now. What will they feel if they see us fighting with each other?? So let us start now. Don’t wait for people like politicians or celebrities to set an example. Let them be. We can start from home by oursleves. Go out and make friends with everyone. It is easier than you think.

Remember MJ’s song ~ We Are The World~. Let there be peace…..

This is a tribute to both Michael Jackson and Yasmin Ahmad. We shall remember you always.

Yasmin Ahmad ( July 1, 1958 - July 25, 2009 )