Summary of 🔴 || LIVE || 10th World Parliament of Science Religion and Philosophy 2024

The 10th World Parliament of Science, Religion, and Philosophy 2024 featured a series of discussions focusing on the integration of scientific and spiritual perspectives to address pressing global issues. The sessions highlighted the urgent need for peace in a world marked by chaos, violence, and conflict.

Scientific Concepts, Discoveries, and Nature Phenomena Presented:

Empowerment of International Bodies: The need to strengthen organizations like the United Nations and UNESCO to manage global conflicts and promote peace.
Meditation and Consciousness: The practice of "Om" meditation was discussed as a means to transcend physical and emotional limitations, leading to a state of pure consciousness.
Conflict Analysis: Historical perspectives on conflicts, particularly in the Middle East, were examined, emphasizing the role of ideology and national interests over religious differences.
Integration of Science and Spirituality: The transition from modern science (genome) to a more holistic understanding of spirituality (Om) was emphasized, suggesting that science must align with ethical and spiritual values for the well-being of humanity.

Methodology Shared:

Meditation Practices: Engaging in "Om" chanting and meditation to achieve inner peace and clarity.
Empowering Discussions: Encouraging dialogues among scholars, students, and practitioners to explore the intersections of science, spirituality, and philosophy.
Global Peace Prayer: A collective act of prayer aimed at fostering unity and peace among diverse cultures and religions.

Key Takeaways:

The integration of scientific knowledge and spiritual wisdom is crucial for addressing contemporary challenges.
Education should encompass both learning and unlearning, focusing on values that promote peace and cooperation.
The need for a collective effort in advocating for peace and understanding among nations and communities.

Featured Researchers and Sources:

Professor Dr. Vishwanath Karad: Founder and chief patron of the event.
Dr. Priyanka Upadhyaya: UNESCO Chair for Peace.
Professor D.D. Parar: School of International and Area Studies, Goa University.
Professor Muhammad Mahatab Alam: Nelson Mandela Center for Peace and Conflict Resolution.
Professor Goro Jaaji: International Institute of Independent Indices.
Professor Sanjay Bajgi: School of International Studies, JNU.
Professor Mira Kanaji: Writer and gender rights activist.
Dr. Deepak Pwar: University of Mumbai.
Dr. Bhuvan Patwardhan: Co-author of "Genome to Om".
Indu Ramchandani: Co-author of "Genome to Om".
Dr. Alex Hani: Professor Emeritus, MIT World Peace University.
Dr. Shakar Mand: Distinguished Professor, SPU.
Dr. Sharad Deshpande: Renowned philosopher and academician.
Dr. Pramode Pand: Linguist and academician.

The event underscored the importance of fostering a culture of peace through education, dialogue, and collaboration across disciplines.

Notable Quotes

— 02:56 — « The essence of spirituality is to understand the interconnectedness of all aspects of life. »

— 02:56 — « In a world increasingly plagued by chaos, confusion, bloodshed, terrorism, and escalating conflicts, there is an urgent need to empower International bodies like the United Nations. »

— 02:56 — « The essence of all religions is duty towards the mother, the father, the family, the society, the nation, and the whole world. »

— 02:56 — « The United Nations could play a more decisive role in enforcing International laws and protecting human rights. »

— 02:56 — « The journey from genome to om is a journey from the outward to the inward. »