How can I best love the world?

Go vegan; drive as little as possible (walk instead); reduce consumption; reuse items as much as possible; recycle when possible; purchase LED lights when replacing bulbs; Leave the lights off when possible; some think it’s gross, but if it’s yellow, keep it mellow; learn how to communicate with nature so as to live in harmony with it; study world religions so as to understand other cultures and belief systems; learn to be a better leader; study UFOs and aliens (as I suspect this is part of my dharma); know my “why” whenever I am doing something; study American history so as to know where we came from and how to go from here; practice channeling my own desires to the needs of the world; practice gratitude and expressing that gratitude to others; practice nonresistance to what is and live in harmony with the Tao, rather than fighting it; face my fears, so as to yield and conquer; focus on being a diligent student; be obedient, grateful, helpful and respectful to my parents; be a good citizen of the United States and of the world by speaking out against injustice and acknowledging when justice has occurred and obeying all just laws and challenging all unjust laws; use the I Ching to discover more of my dharma; practice balancing between yin and yang in my actions; keep my wisdom a secret from those not yet ready for it, so as to meet them where they are; be a loyal friend to others; study ethics and think on morals; honor, consider, and study the traditions of antiquity; attend marches against injustice when I have the opportunity; and be a friend to the marginalized. There are so many other ways to love the world, but the computer would not have enough data to store it all.