Podcast details
There is only one religion and that is humanity
A spiritual talk on unity, environmental consciousness, and interfaith harmony.
"Do you think that God, whom I believe in, will say, 'Don't work with him'? Or do you think Jesus will say, 'My God, where are you going?' No, Jesus will be happy. And that is unity."
"There is no different religion. There is only one religion, and that is humanity... We make the differences. God doesn't make differences."
A Hindu monk addresses an audience, beginning with a practical lesson on planting seeds in recycled containers as a spiritual practice that honors the divine life in all beings. He shares his decades of global environmental advocacy and then illustrates oneness through his collaborative work with Father David, a Christian monk. He deconstructs perceived duality by emphasizing shared human biology and consciousness, concluding that yoga is a unifying bridge to liberation.
Recording location: Australia, Adelaide, World Peace Tour 2005
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