Faith leaders representing 24 world religions gathered at Bristol, England, this month and committed to helping the world’s poorest people. Photo by ARC.
One of my favorite Assagioli quotes, which I actually have printed on my business card, is as follows:
“When spiritual light is focused on the most complex of individual or collective problems, it produces solutions…and spares us much suffering.”
These words resonate with the news that the UN is now actively inviting spiritual leaders to become involved in 17 sustainability commitments for the next 15 years. On 25 September, world leaders will gather at the United Nations in New York to adopt the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. These commitments include a worldwide end to poverty and hunger, full employment across the globe, and gender equality in every country.
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