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What does the Dali Lama say about our moral obligation?

How does religion bring us closer to saving the planet?

This is an empowering story of the most special nuns in the Himalayas: the Kung Fu Nuns. These extraordinary women are not just spiritual leaders but also martial artists, environmental activists, and humanitarian heroes. This is truly a powerful force for good.

It tastes like meat, but it is made with science.

Would you climb a cliff to pray? In Ethiopia, many people do. This 1,500-year-old church Abuna Yemata Guh stands 2,580 meters high!Discover the story behind this church in the sky.#ethiopia #africa #everydayafrica #religion #tigray #ethiopianchurch #christianity #orthodox #rockchurch #interfaith

Eating meat is illegal in Palitana, India. This is a historic law rooted in the principle of Ahimsa – protecting all living beings!#vegetarian #sustainability #ecofriendlyliving #ahimsa #jain #hindu #interfaith

Did you know the colorful prayer flags in the Himalayas can harm the environment? Discover how people are fixing this with a beautiful blend of tradition and sustainability. Let’s inspire the world to embrace eco-friendly practices.

This press conference focuses on the role of religious actors for climate action. It was held at the UN climate conference, COP29, in Baku, Azerbaijan in November 2024. Speakers are: Archbishop Seraphim Kykotis, Orthodox Church Rev. Dr. Lisa Graumlich, president of the American Geophysical Union Rabbi Yonatan Neril, founder and director of the Interfaith Center for Sustainable Development

Asia’s cleanest village is real – and it’s in India! Discover how Mawlynnong bans plastic, treasures cleanliness, and turns faith into action. Could this be the future of sustainable living? #mawlynnong #selfsufficientliving #sustainability #ecofriendlyliving #interfaith #christianity

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