Questions and Answers

"The ideas of the United Nations are universal peace and universal brotherhood, and the ideals of the United Nations are a oneness-world-family and a oneness-heart."

- Excerpt from: My Meditation Service at the United Nations Chapter 2

"The soul of the United Nations has many, many divine qualities, but the most important quality that it wants to offer to the world is universal oneness."

- Excerpt from: My Meditation Service at the United Nations Chapter 3.

"The principal contribution of the United Nations is the hope-sky that it offers to the world at large. This hope-sky is not a product of vital fantasies or weak mental vagaries. This hope-sky is the all-illumining revelation of the soul of the United Nations."

- Excerpt from: My Meditation Service at the United Nations Chapter 3

"A real member of the United Nations forgives the United Nations' mistakes, for he knows that the United Nations has been in existence for only a few decades. He hopes that in the forthcoming years the United Nations will not only rectify all its mistakes but also become the embodiment of truth-perfection."

- Excerpt from My Meditation Service at the United Nations, Chapter 6

"Outwardly many countries and many individuals are critical of the United Nations. But all countries and all human beings, in the very depths of their being, have a soulful attitude towards the vision of the United Nations. That is to say, they sympathise with the cause and the vision of the United Nations and with its concern for the entire humanity."

- Excerpt from: My Meditation Service at the United Nations, Chapter Two