They say a man can live a month without food, a week without water, but not a day without hope.

Dr. Martin Luther King’s I have a Dream sermon is an American classic reminding us we are all in bondage, until and unless we can imagine, dream, or hope for an alternative reality.

Victor Frankel, himself a concentration camp survivor and the author of the classic Man’s Search for Meaning observed the people surviving the camps were not the big and powerful, but the ones who still had a dream they wanted to fulfill. Read the lovely article below on the dream that kept Simon Wiesenthal alive.

In anticipation of next Week’s Martin Luther King holiday, ask yourself, do I have a dream? Is there a cause I am willing to die for?

— Sina.