The Global Crisis of Consciousness
Today, the world is bleeding. Sectarian identities tear nations apart, communities are collapsing emotionally, and young people across continents are breaking inwardly. Mental illness, loneliness, and extremism are rising at unprecedented rates. Social trust has evaporated. Societies are fragmenting into hostile tribes unable to understand each other.

Across the world, unimaginable bloodshed unfolds — people of different faiths and ethnicities killing each other in conflicts that should never have existed. Children die every day in wars born not of necessity but of ego, insecurity, and failed diplomacy, while a few powerful nations profit quietly by selling weapons, turning human suffering into economic gain.

This is not civilisation.
This is a collapse of human consciousness.

Humanity now faces two simultaneous breakdowns:

• An internal psychological collapse — confusion, despair, nihilism, and loss of meaning.

• An external societal collapse — violence, division, mistrust, and ideological extremism.

Both arise from the same root: ignorance of our true nature and the inability to see the oneness of all existence. For thousands of years, the Rishis diagnosed this very crisis and offered one timeless antidote: Advaita, the vision of Oneness, expressed in the mahāvākyas—

Prajnānam Brahma, Aham Brahmāsmi, Tat Tvam Asi, Ayam Ātmā Brahma.
These are not religious chants; they are the psychology of peace. The same truth is captured in Bhagavad Gita 18.20–22, which explains why humanity thrives when it sees unity and collapses when it sees division or meaninglessness.

The Three Worldviews (Bhagavad Gita 18.20–22)
Gita 18.20 describes the only worldview that unites people and leads to global peace: “when one sees the One, indivisible Reality in all beings — undivided though appearing divided — that is pure, enlightened knowledge”. This is the consciousness of unity, empathy, and global citizenship. It is the worldview that dissolves hatred, racism, casteism, religious conflict, superiority and inferiority, and every form of identity-based violence. 

It is the worldview at the heart of every great teacher — Jesus, Buddha, Mahaveer, Jalāl ad-Dīn Muhammad Rūmī, Kabir, Rama, Krishna, and modern humanists like Dr Abdul Kalam. Their message converges into a single truth: All beings arise from the same Consciousness. Only this understanding can sustain a global civilisation.

Gita 18.21 explains the worldview that creates division: “when one sees beings as separate, unrelated, and disconnected from one another — that is divisive knowledge”. This is the psychology behind religious extremism, ethnic conflict, nationalistic aggression, ideological polarisation, social fragmentation, and the global mental health epidemic. As long as people remain trapped in this divisive consciousness, peace is impossible.

Gita 18.22 describes the worldview that produces darkness and nihilism: “when one sees only a fragment of reality, clings to partial truths, denies deeper meaning, and reduces life to material phenomena — that is dark, limiting knowledge”. This worldview produces depression, anxiety, loneliness, addiction, moral confusion, nihilism, breakdown of meaning, and the collapse of empathy. This is the psychological root of modern despair.

These three verses diagnose the entire world crisis.
They show why the world is suffering and how it can be healed.
And this is the philosophy upon which Gita University is proposed.

This is the philosophical foundation upon which Gita University is being proposed. Yet its manifestation will be nearly impossible unless at least 1% of the 100 crore people worldwide — across all nations and religions — who believe in the principles of Karma and Dharma come forward to support it.

🔱 Why the World Needs 10 Million Warriors of Dharma
The collapse of Dharma worldwide is not accidental. It is the direct result of adharmic forces uniting with discipline and collective intent to shape society in accordance with divisive, irrational ideologies. In contrast, those who live by Dharma have become disconnected from the world’s larger reality. Their attention has narrowed to personal wealth, career growth, and family responsibilities, often at the expense of the broader civilizational consequences of inaction.

This passive approach has cost humanity deeply. From a time when Dharma flourished at 100% three millennia ago, it has today declined to barely 15%. As the scriptures warn, when the wise withdraw, the unwise rise. When Dharmic individuals abandon the public sphere, the vacuum is filled by those who lead society toward conflict, ignorance, and chaos.

Unless 1% of the one billion dharmic population steps forward now — contributing even ₹100 per month — Dharma will not regain strength in society. Without such participation, the future could be spiritually, socially, and culturally destructive.

History shows that whenever righteousness is threatened, individuals of virtue eventually emerge to defend it. Even animals demonstrate this instinct — birds extinguish fires when they see danger. If animals protect their surroundings, should humans not protect their civilizational foundation?

If we remain silent, the world may witness, after 2050, another Martin Niemöller — lamenting the hesitation, fear, and inaction of Hindus who watched Sanatana Dharma weaken but did nothing to protect it. Meanwhile, corporate support is increasingly difficult due to tight schedules and regulatory hurdles, making individual responsibility more important than ever. Even if 1% of 100 crore Hindus support dharmic education and cultural revival, we can reintroduce Dharma’s true values to the world.

Across the globe today, 85% of humanity believes that salvation depends on belonging to a particular religion or chanting a specific divine name. The universal laws of karma and dharma, once understood across civilisations, have been overshadowed by exclusivist doctrines. Even among the remaining 15% dharmic population, confusion, passivity, and fragmentation are growing.

Yet, there is hope.
A silent, powerful minority — nearly 10 crore truly dharmic individuals — still understands that God is not a person but the all-pervading Consciousness, the Self present in all beings. These individuals do not divide or condemn; their thinking reflects the Advaitic vision taught in the Bhagavad Gita.

From this awakened group, we need only the top 10% — just 1 crore individuals (1% of the entire dharmic population) — to rise as Warriors of Dharma. Just 1% of dharmic people can restore global balance, reverse the decline of Dharma, and help humanity rediscover the Oneness that underlies all existence.

What It Means to Be a Warrior of Dharma
A Warrior of Dharma is an awakened soul committed to rekindling Advaita wisdom in a deeply fragmented world. Their contribution safeguards them for seven future lives, and if offered without doership and without desire, it may even culminate in liberation. They become guardians of unity, bearers of clarity, architects of a peaceful global civilisation, and protectors of the soul of humanity, whose impact will echo for 1,000 years.

🕉️ How 1 Crore Warriors of Dharma Support Builds the Future
If one crore Warriors of Dharma each contribute ₹100 every Sunday for 25 Sundays or ₹500 every month for 5-6 months, the world’s first Gita University will rise in Hyderabad within 3 years — the Global Advaita Command Centre for humanity. With continued support thereafter, we will build 50 Gita Bhavans every year, ultimately establishing 1,000 Gita Bhavans in 20 years.

Each Gita Bhavan will stand on 10 acres, with 1 lakh sq. ft. of infrastructure, built within a budget of ₹75 crore and supported by a ₹25 crore corpus, serving 2,000 seekers every single day. This is the world’s largest Jñāna Yajna — a sacred movement designed to liberate 5 billion people by 2050 and awaken 10 billion minds by 2100.

Your Contribution Creates Eternal Impact
By offering even ₹100 every Sunday or ₹500 every month, you become a walking Yajna, a life dedicated entirely to Truth. You become a guardian of Dharma in the most confused era of human history, a silent reformer who uplifts millions without noise, and a spiritual ancestor earning blessings for seven generations. While others search for God in temples, you serve the Infinite Consciousness in every being.

Join the Warriors of Dharma Club — The World Is Waiting.
The age of passive spirituality is over, and the age of embodied, fearless Dharma has arrived. Support Mission 5 Billion, become a Warrior of Dharma, and let your ₹100 weekly or  ₹500 monthly ripple through 1,000 years of peace. 

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