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What can each of us do to avert the danger of war?

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"To avert the danger of war, we must dissolve the boundaries of nationalism and sectarianism, embracing a single human family through inner peace and love. As we meditate and transcend divisive identities, we extinguish the fuel that powers the politics of war."

Core Insight:
According to Osho, to avert war we must unlearn nationalism and sectarianism, dissolve boundaries, and nurture a single human family through meditation and sannyas. Stop glorifying armies; cultivate inner peace, love, and rebellion against divisive identities. As more individuals meditate and live beyond flags and creeds, politics of war lose fuel, making a one-earth consciousness—and ultimately a single planetary governance—possible.
Meditate, drop ‘us-versus-them’ labels, and live as one human family instead of feeding armies.
Why this matters practically
- Reduces personal aggression and fear, weakening the social demand for militarism.
- Builds inclusive communities that ignore borders, religions, and flags.
- Directs energy and resources from armies to human well-being.
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