“The World’s Future Lies in Buddha, Not War” will Offer Solutions to Global Challenges : Chief Minister Dr. Yadav

Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav said that Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi believes the solution to global challenges lies in the teachings of Buddha, not in war. He emphasized that the principle of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam was a part of Sanatan culture long before many civilizations emerged, and under this philosophy, Prime Minister Modi is guiding the world. He highlighted that Indian culture upholds the presence of the divine in every living being and prioritizes the welfare of all. At a time when war, terrorism, and conflict have created global tensions, events like the United Consciousness Global Conclave play a crucial role in promoting peace, harmony, and humanity. Chief Minister Yadav virtually inaugurated the three-day life management workshop of the United Consciousness Global Conclave 2025, organized at Kalidas Academy in Ujjain, from his residence.

Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav said that the key highlights of the conclave include Mahakaleshwar Jalabhishek, Prithvi Tatv Aahwahan, Panchmahabhoot Aahwahan and a special cultural evening. These rituals aim to foster unity and harmony across the world. Representatives from 22 countries will take part in the anointing ceremony of Baba Mahakal, using water from the rivers of their respective nations. He emphasized that this conclave presents a significant opportunity to showcase India’s ancient culture, yoga, and spirituality on a global platform. It will further enhance India’s influence, allowing the world to benefit from its spiritual heritage. He urged all participants to take a pledge to contribute in every possible way toward establishing global peace and promoting love, harmony and positivity.

The inaugural session of the conclave in Ujjain was attended by dignitaries, including Higher Education Minister Inder Singh Parmar, Minister of State for Culture Dharmendra Singh Lodhi, MP Anil Ferozia, MLA Anil Jain, and Conclave Coordinator Vikrant Singh Tomar. Scholars, saints, spiritual teachers, and life coaches from 22 countries will share their insights and perspectives on promoting global peace and harmony throughout the event.