PRESENTS
13th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
ON
Spirituality: A Tested Paradigm for Global
Well-Being, Sustainability, and Digital Mindfulness
In a rapidly evolving world marked by technological
disruptions, environmental challenges, and rising mental health
concerns, the role of spirituality has become increasingly
relevant. Spirituality, beyond religious boundaries, emphasizes
inner peace, compassion, ethical living, interconnectedness,
and a deeper understanding of human existence. Integrating
these values into contemporary systems can guide individuals,
organizations, and societies toward holistic development.
Global Well-Being:
Modern life often leads to stress, anxiety, and loss of purpose.
Spiritual perspectives help individuals cultivate resilience,
meaning, emotional balance, and stronger social relationships.
Spiritual practices such as mindfulness, meditation, gratitude,
and service promote mental, emotional, and physical well-being
- essential for a thriving global community.
Inner Peace - Resilience - Harmony
(Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam)
Maha Upanishad (VI.71-73)
"The whole world is truly one family."
Sustainability::
Sustainability requires a shift from exploitation to stewardship.
Spirituality reinforces respect for nature and responsible
consumption, reminding humanity of its ecological obligations.
Ancient wisdom traditions like Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam - “the
world is one family” - advocate harmony between humans
and the environment, enriching sustainability frameworks with
moral and ethical grounding.
Stewardship - Reverence for Nature
(Prithvi mata sarvajanparitah)
Atharva Veda (XII.1.1)
"Earth is our mother, may she nourish all beings."
Digital Mindfulness:
In the digital age, hyper-connectivity often results in distraction,
dependency, and digital fatigue. Digital mindfulness encourages
intentional and balanced technology use. Spiritual values
can shape technological innovation to remain human-centred,
ensuring that digital transformation enhances rather than
diminishes well-being.
Mind Discipline - Balanced Technology Use
(Yogasthah kuru karmani sangam tyaktva dhananjaya)
Bhagavad Gita (3.19)
"Perform actions established in yoga, free from attachment."
This international conference, “Spirituality:
A Tested Paradigm for Global Well-Being, Sustainability, and
Digital Mindfulness,” seeks to explore these intersections
and inspire research, practice, and policy rooted in timeless
wisdom for contemporary challenges |
