February 14 — the world was celebrating Valentine’s Day. Flowers, greetings, messages, and public declarations of love filled social media. Yet at the same time, in another corner of the world, there were reports of violence, war, racism, political hatred, and growing intolerance. Incidents emerging from powerful nations like the United States disturb the mind. In such a moment, a question arises — were the final words spoken by Jesus Christ on the cross truly words of love and forgiveness? “Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do.” This sentence has become immortal in history. There is no revenge in it, no hatred — only compassion. But when we look at what is happening in the world today, we are compelled to ask — have we truly preserved that legacy of forgiveness and love? Standing before this question is Gautama Buddha . He taught: “Hatred does not cease by hatred; it ceases only by love.” His teachings of loving-kindness (Metta) and compass...
Socio - Political Organization