Published in the New York Times An open letter to President Hollande, President Obama, President Putin, the leaders of all nations, and the philanthropic peace-loving citizens of the world The leaders of Europe, Russia, and the U.S. have been struggling to find appropriate and effective responses to the terrorist attacks …
Role of Invincibility 1. Invincibility is the key to world peace. 2. Invincibility to every nation is the only ground for permanent peace in the world. 3. Lack of invincibility even in one country will render world peace fragile. 4. It must be emphasized that invincibility for every nation is the …
This is a petition being sent by Avaaz.org which has 7 millions subscribers. Please sign by clicking on this link and share to your friends “As global citizens, horrified by the slaughter in Syria and by the growing prospect of global war, we call on you try a new approach to restoring …
By Thomas Egenes Ph.D. In the Yoga Sutra, the first of the eight limbs of yoga is called yama. Yama has five aspects, beginning with ahiṁsā, which means ‘non-injury’ or ‘non-violence.’ Mahatma Gandhi made ahiṁsā famous when he mobilized all of India to free itself from British domination without firing …
Dr Hatoyama speaks about the importance of peace and happiness in the world On May 23, Dr. Yukio Hatoyama, prime minister of Japan in 2009–2010, presented MUM’s 2015 commencement address to a record 391 graduating students. The graduates represented 61 different countries and included 96 undergraduates and 252 graduate students. …
The general perception amongst the general populace of what world peace means is mostly in the context of the absence of conflict, either within or between nations. Maharishi has said that an invincible nation will be characterized by ‘all good everywhere and non-good nowhere.’ This expands the concept of world peace fundamentally to …
