Universal Oneness: Mohan Bhagwat’s Vision of Religion Beyond Identity

In New York, Bhagwat highlighted that the essence of religion lies in recognizing the underlying unity of existence. While differences among people are real, they do not break the deeper connection that binds humanity. He called this understanding "One-ness" and said it should guide actions aimed at collective welfare, urging Indians worldwide to demonstrate the concept through deeds rather than sermons.