I all - 12@12 did was____- It Would Have Been Enough (Dayenu)
- Kit Krsta
- Aug 2
- 2 min read
A daily meditation on love, breath, and the beauty of enough.
At the heart of the 12@12 movement, we remember that choosing love—even once a day—is enough to shift the world.
If all we did was breathe together at noon each day – this would have been enough.
If all we did was remember to love one another, even just once today – this would have been enough.
If all we did was feel one moment of peace within ourselves – this would have been enough.
If all we did was offer one kind word, one sincere smile – this would have been enough.
If all we did was hold love in our hearts for 12 intentional breaths – this would have been enough.
If all we did was choose connection over division for one moment – this would have been enough.
If all we did was awaken one other soul to the global rhythm of love – this would have been enough.
If all we did was forgive ourselves for yesterday – this would have been enough.
If all we did was forgive someone else – this would have been enough.
If all we did was create a single ripple of kindness – this would have been enough.
If all we did was remember that we are not alone – this would have been enough.
If all we did was show up today, right now, for this one breath – this would have been enough.
If all we did was entrain one heartbeat to the pulse of love – this would have been enough.
If all we did was help one child feel safe, seen, and loved – this would have been enough.
If all we did was cry and let the pain soften – this would have been enough.
If all we did was laugh from the belly once today – this would have been enough.
If all we did was speak truth with love – this would have been enough.
If all we did was listen with our whole heart – this would have been enough.
If all we did was be still… and let Love move through us – this would have been enough.
If all we did was choose love—again and again and again – this would have been enough.
This is the heart of 12@12. A daily breath practice, a moment of connection, a choice to love. And in that one act—there is revolution.






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