Why there is always a War Zone around the World?

Humans have engaged in approximately 15,000 wars over the past 3,000 years, averaging around 5 conflicts per year. As I write, two conflicts persist, claiming thousands of lives: Russia-Ukraine and Israel-Hamas in Gaza. These are full-fledged wars, and if we include the Cold War and indirect battles, the list extends, highlighting a global landscape marred by strife. Asia contends within itself (India-Pakistan, China-Taiwan) and beyond; that the USA clashes with Russia, China, Iran, North Korea etc. The reasons vary, from asserting superpower status to economic dominance or territorial expansion often weakening national sovereignties. Conflict, in all its forms, defines our world today.

Digging deeper, we find a fundamental truth ingrained in human consciousness—an incessant pursuit of what we lack, ignoring what we possess. Whether chasing material wealth, power, or regional conflicts the yearning for acquisition persists.

The inevitable query arises: What's amiss in seeking new achievements? While it's propelled our evolution from jungle wanderers to luxuriant dwellers, our focus is not only on this progress but on dominance as well. The dominance comes from the ego, greed which leads to conflicts and hence wars. There is a major requirement to shift the focus from the exploitation of the resources to the sharing and to live as a Global Village. 

If we start focussing on our daily life we will find it is full of Cravings, fear and attachments which start the vicious cycle that fosters greed, animosity, and competition. True wealth lies within, an internal journey often misconstrued by material accumulation. The world showcases an endless rat race, leaving many unfulfilled despite tireless engagements.

If everyone retaliates tit-for-tat, where does it cease? Don't we need to sit as a Global Village and think about the problems of Global harmony to stop Wars and other major challenges like Global Warming? Yes, a Global Solution is the need of now and there is no need for man-made boundaries, and self-egoism to fix these existential major issues with the canvas of greed, fear (social and economic) and lack of willpower. 

Imagine leaders condemning religions, and sowing hate instead of understanding each faith's moral guidance. Where will it lead us, the destruction of only livable planet (as far as we have not found something else to destroy and exploit it)? What's the reason for life and having the immense possibility for us if we are all busy in self-destructing nuclear, hydrogen and biological weapons? Who is sensible and thoughtful enough not to press the button of launching a nuclear weapon on their enemy country whose kids are playing in the park, doing their homework and old people enjoying their free time while the younger generation is in the rate race of living their life with the full of future plans and pleasures. Have we not seen this in the genocide of Hiroshima and not seeing again in these ongoing Wars?

The Causes of Conflict:

Knowledge: One of the hidden causes of Conflict is the present education system. Education today primarily fosters external pursuits, causing dissatisfaction and stress. True wisdom should emanate from within, enriching our minds and souls, not merely for survival but for genuine prosperity. This prosperity should not be for condemning others for their colours, religions, faith etc and greed for capturing power and maintaining the status quo, but this should be based on equality, justice, morality, harmony and love. 

Boredom: It seems that either we are at war or we are preparing for it. This instills confidence in the nation, reassuring them that their country is actively engaged. Have we not observed the gleam in the eyes of national leaders during wartime? There's a disturbing joy found in the immense destruction, celebrated through comments that glorify it, proving the existential crisis of humanity. Wartime is portrayed as necessary, almost sanctifying the warfighters as the ultimate peacemakers. Reasons are given to justify the need for weapons, citing survival and the preparation for potential future wars by other nations. Regrettably, no country seems inclined to compete in the pursuit of peace.

Political Propaganda: Surrendering our decision-making fuels leaders' self-interests, leading to hate-mongering, religious intolerance, and societal divides.

Religious Intolerance, Self-Centeredness, and Competitive Races: These foster prejudices and conflicts, overshadowing the path to global harmony.

Overcoming Conflict:

Right Knowledge:  The pursuit of "Right Knowledge" rooted in inner enlightenment is pivotal. This form of knowledge doesn't merely inform but transforms, nurturing wisdom that unifies rather than segregates. By embracing diversity, prioritizing planetary preservation, and fostering collective responsibility, we pave a path toward a harmonious coexistence.

The significance of internal wisdom and collective accountability holds promise in mitigating conflicts within our constantly evolving world. The presence of this "Right Knowledge" in every denizen of the Global Village could dissolve the prospect of religious disrespect, redirecting focus inward toward personal growth and the collective enhancement of our planet.

This form of enlightenment equips individuals to make judicious life choices, steering them away from violence and prompting engagement in continual self-improvement. It's this enlightenment that acts as a guiding beacon, illuminating paths toward empathy, understanding, and actions that contribute positively to the world.

When every individual is empowered by this "Right Knowledge," the pursuit of absolute growth becomes not just a lofty ambition but a tangible reality. It aligns perspectives toward a shared goal of fostering a world where mutual respect, harmony, and the well-being of both self and planet are paramount.

Right Action (Karma)

Right action emerges from the right knowledge, a crucial aspect in performing the correct karma or action stemming from one's inner self, fostering a life of enjoyment rather than conflict. This type of action is known as 'Nishkama Karma,' where the doer doesn't dwell on the results or fruits of their actions but focuses solely on the action itself. Such karma should align with 'dharma,' a universal principle applicable to all, emphasizing the revelation of one's own truth.

One World, One Family, One Future Mantra: 

In the quest for global unity, the notion of "One World, One Family, One Future" resonates profoundly. Envisioning a singular religion that transcends borders to become the creed of humanity embodies an ideal of universal harmony. It's imperative to cultivate a world where conflicts find no shelter, entrusting the Global Government with the responsibility of resolving inter-country disputes swiftly and peacefully. True global governance goes beyond political structures; it requires a fundamental shift in human consciousness.

At the heart of this vision lies the essence of national sovereignty in resolving internal conflicts, with the Global Government poised to intervene only when such conflicts threaten to escalate into civil unrest or turmoil. Their oversight ensures a balanced approach, averting the perils of strife that could jeopardize stability. 

The mandate bestowed upon the Global Government extends beyond conflict resolution. It encompasses the establishment of societal and economic equilibrium, fostering an environment conducive to positive peace within regions and free from divisive nationalistic ideologies and religious dogmas. Key to this is the composition of the Global Parliament having representatives from across the countries—a body comprising individuals well-versed not only in law but deeply rooted in human values. Their stewardship embodies the pursuit of justice and understanding, crucial pillars for a harmonious global community.

In embracing this paradigm, the global landscape shifts towards a realm where unity, tolerance, and cooperation reign supreme. It's a landscape sculpted by the shared ethos of humanity's collective aspirations toward peace and mutual understanding.

This vision presents a comprehensive framework where the Global Government's role is not that of dominance but of guidance, fostering a world where every individual's inherent dignity and rights are cherished and protected.

This Global Governance would only be possible when the idea behind it is the Right knowledge and Right Action.