Tolerance should be at your core.

If you wish to strengthen the light of someone who is suffering, the greatest way is by offering love. That offer of love, wherever it is given, increases the positive energies that surround the reality of human life. If you are interested in world peace, be at peace with your neighbor. That effort to express your love through your relationships with those you know increases the presence of love worldwide. By the same token, if you are opposed to the cruelty that one person can inflict upon another, spreading your own anger to someone else serves only to heighten the negative energy that is part of humankind.

If you want the world to be more loving, be more loving in whatever way you can. If you are concerned about the sufferings of many in a distant land, act as you can to address the suffering of someone close at hand. The very act of giving of yourself, the very act of supporting another in need is precisely part of the response that is a godly response to the sufferings of others. If you are concerned about relationships between nations, first address your relations with those at hand. You wish for tolerance in the world, but achieving such tolerance is only possible when you become more tolerant. Being tolerant is not a theoretical construct that should be adhered to by others. It should be at the very core of who you are.