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| ahymsin newsletter, issue - 18, may 2010 | ||||||||
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Just Released!! What is Right with the World “Give way to your natural human urges; the urge to give, the urge to share, the urge to make sacrifices for others; the urge to knowledge and the natural urge to peace.” Swami Veda shows how this urge has successfully manifested itself throughout the history of all religions and nations and still continues to do so. What appears to be wrong with the world can be easily righted by applying more widely the principles manifesting themselves in what is already right with the world. The centers and disputants will learn the art of merger of diverse faces of truth, each one learning to stand where the opponent stood and shall espouse the other’s cause against one’s own will.
It is my hope that after reading this book we will have a greater understanding not only of what is right with the world, but how the beauty of that right is ready to be applied to beautify what has taken on an ugly appearance. —Swami Veda Bharati Swami Veda Bharati has been researching the process of Peace from early childhood. He was He earned academic degrees in eastern and western systems of education, has written several books on Indian spirituality and has established Centers of Yoga and Meditation in Africa, Europe, The Americas and an ashram in India. He has lectured in universities, at the United Nations World Council of Religions, World Parliament of Religions in Cape Town – South Africa and Barcelona – Spain, the Shakespeare Globe Theatre – England, The Episcopalian Cathedral in Utah – USA, The Chinese Taoist Headquarters in Beijing - China, the UNESCO Chain of Peace Studies, Innsbruck – Austria and at the Palazzo Vecchio (City Hall) Department of Peace, Firenze – Italy. He continues to guide students on the Path of Peace. |
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born in a Sanskrit speaking family in India and from early youth to present day has been teaching the idea of peace in the individual and the society through the methods of yoga and mediation, resolving individual and social conflicts through a study of ancient civilizations and modern cultures.