A powerful moment of unity, purpose, and collective resolve. Leaders and voices from diverse traditions come together to affirm a shared vision of harmony, peace, and universal oneness.
One World. One Family. One Humanity.
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A hundred and thirty-three years after Vivekananda addressed Chicago, a Sarsanghchalak addressed New York on the unity of humanity, carrying with him a century of lessons learnt.
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Dr. Mohan Bhagwat, on what the Hindu tradition asks of a Hindu: "If you want to call yourself Hindu, you must believe that all paths are leading to the same goal and that every human has dignity."
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On pluralism, Dr. Mohan Bhagwat told faith leaders in New York: "Diversity is a decoration of our inner unity. It has to be accepted, respected, and preserved."
Difference is ornament, not obstacle!
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We are united in oneness and decorated by diversity. Diversity is natural and unity is Truth. We celebrate diversity as the decoration of oneness." - Mohan Bhagwat Ji at Madison Square, NY.
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#UniversalOneness | “Bharat is there to realise and, from time to time, to make the world realise this unity in diversity. We are one, and due to diversity, that oneness is decorated. So, diversity has to be celebrated, has to be respected, has to be accepted. And at the same time, we must keep in mind this feeling of oneness. It is a very real feeling.”
—RSS (@RSSorg) Sarsanghchalak Dr Mohan Bhagwat (@DrMohanBhagwat) at the Universal Oneness Celebration at Madison Square Garden, New York
#UniversalOneness | “Human life is not purposeless. It is not meaningless. It is not a simple coincidence. Human life is given to give this knowledge to everybody and live that knowledge for our own liberation, for the benefit of the world.”
—RSS (@RSSorg) Sarsanghchalak Dr Mohan Bhagwat (@DrMohanBhagwat) at the Universal Oneness Celebration at Madison Square Garden, New York