RECENT DAYS IN WHICH WE ARE PROMOTING ONENESS AS A SPECIES

 

Here is a list of days celebrated globally over the past several decades that honor the oneness, unity, and interconnectedness of humanity as a species: Please honor and continue this trend!

1. Global Oneness Day

  • Date: October 24
  • Established: 2010
  • Purpose: A celebration of the interconnectedness of all people, life, and the Earth itself. The day inspires unity, peace, and compassion globally.
  • Background: Created by Humanity's Team to acknowledge the spiritual and practical connection between all beings.

2. World Kindness Day

  • Date: November 13
  • Established: 1998
  • Purpose: Promotes acts of kindness worldwide to unite people across boundaries and foster compassion.
  • Background: Founded by the World Kindness Movement, a coalition of organizations from various nations.

3. International Day of Peace (World Peace Day)

  • Date: September 21
  • Established: 1981 (UN Resolution)
  • Purpose: Promotes global peace, ceasefires, and unity among nations and individuals.
  • Background: Created by the United Nations General Assembly to advocate for a world without violence.

4. Earth Day

  • Date: April 22
  • Established: 1970
  • Purpose: Focuses on environmental protection and recognizing the interconnectedness of all life on Earth.
  • Background: Initiated as part of the environmental movement and now celebrated globally as a unifying day for the planet.

5. World Humanitarian Day

  • Date: August 19
  • Established: 2009
  • Purpose: Honors humanitarian efforts worldwide and encourages solidarity with people affected by crises.
  • Background: Designated by the United Nations in memory of humanitarian workers who have risked their lives.

6. World Interfaith Harmony Week

  • Dates: First week of February
  • Established: 2010
  • Purpose: Promotes peace and harmony among people of all faiths and beliefs to strengthen human unity.
  • Background: Proposed by King Abdullah II of Jordan and adopted by the UN.

7. Global Peace Pole Day

  • Date: Varies (often celebrated in September near Peace Day)
  • Purpose: Centers around the installation of Peace Poles, which bear the message, "May Peace Prevail on Earth," symbolizing humanity’s oneness and shared wish for peace.
  • Background: Peace Poles originated with the World Peace Prayer Society in Japan after WWII.

8. Human Rights Day

  • Date: December 10
  • Established: 1948
  • Purpose: Celebrates the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and underscores the inherent dignity of all people.
  • Background: Proclaimed by the United Nations as a call for global unity in recognizing fundamental rights.

9. International Day of Friendship

  • Date: July 30
  • Established: 2011
  • Purpose: Promotes friendships across cultures, countries, and individuals to foster understanding and unity.
  • Background: Declared by the UN to encourage bonds that transcend divisions.

10. One Humanity Day

  • Date: Varies (Specific observances in different regions)
  • Purpose: Celebrates the interconnectedness of humanity and promotes global unity and shared values.
  • Background: Organized by various groups and spiritual leaders promoting global citizenship.

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