'Pass' is a simple word that we use quite often. For example, when we receive our exam results, we may cry out excitedly: 'I have passed!' Or, during a game of cards, we may say 'pass' if we do not have a good hand.
But we should not 'pass' an opportunity to help others.
You may have come across a stranger who needs help. Maybe they want some small change to pay the bus fare, or they may be seeking directions to go to a certain place. You should not 'pass' or ignore them.
The same goes for charity flag-sellers you meet on the street. You can donate a few dollars and help the needy.
When you meet these people, you may say to yourself: 'I wanna pass quickly!' But if you have the ability to make even a small difference to society, why not do so?
From now on, think twice before you say 'pass'.