right to equality, freedom of choice and to lead a life of dignity in a way which does not impinge upon the similar rights of the other fellow beings. Primary cause of strife, sometimes even leading to wars, is on account of the differences in the perception of the religious beliefs held by the others.
After an extended debate, it was agreed that the teachings contained in the holy books of various faiths and so also the teachings of the great religious leaders and the thinkers of all faiths advocate common things, namely:-
1. Not to hurt others (Non violence).
2. To be helpful to others.
3. To have concern for the under privileged.
4. To have compassion for everyone.
5. To have respect for everyone.
6. Not to covet the possessions of the others.
7. To have feeling of the universal brotherhood.
8. To promote peace.
9. And finally, the golden rule. One should treat others as one would like others to treat oneself.
In view of the above, it is feasible to evolve an acceptable universal belief system which can encompass all the above points. A separate committee will come out with this new system which will henceforth be known as "Universal Belief System".
Conclusion:-
On a personal level, everyone is free to pursue a religion or a belief system of his own choice. One is also free NOT to follow any religious or belief system.
However, in social or public domain, everyone should follow "Universal Belief System", because, therein lies a potential to achieve wellness and welfare of the entire humanity.
A proposal to this effect was moved before the general assembly and was passed unanimously.
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About the author:
The author is an electrical engineer. Served for three decades in a major Electrical Engineering Company. Switched over to guiding / mentoring of projects and teaching clean and renewable energy, electrical and electronics. Interested in science, technology, energy and general literature.
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