Om and Connectedness

  • Handa N
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Abstract

In this chapter, I present a personal narrative to show how, through my own realisation of the significance of Om, and the theme of universal connectivity, I came to write this book. Om has become a commonplace symbol for meditative practices in the world, as its recitation aids in connecting to one's inner, or higher, self. In addition, this sound of creation is also a practice of connecting to the universe. Om became an inspiration in calling for a knowledge that is dynamic, meditative, and connected to an understanding of how we must think, and live. It showed that in an interrelated organic echo-system that everything in this universe is part of, extending social justice and rights to nature is crucial for true human well-being.

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Handa, N. (2018). Om and Connectedness. In Education for Sustainability through Internationalisation (pp. 31–53). Palgrave Macmillan UK. https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-50297-1_2

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