PANAJI
To help people stand up against crimes against humanity, a movement, ‘Awaken India’ is now going live in over 20 cities in India. “We are having a nationwide event on January 9 and a city team meet on January 8,” shared Darryl D’Souza who is heading the movement in Goa.
D’Souza informs that a group of Indian citizens have come together to fight for truth, justice and freedom for humanity. “Ours is a movement by conscious Indians, inspired by the greater purpose of truth and justice, as directed by ‘Nature and Universal Consciousness’, and substantiated by factual, empirical and scientific merits,” he adds.
The executors of this movement come from various fields - wellness, naturopathy, technology, finance, agriculture, permaculture, environment, medicine, psychology, journalism, business, literature, law, art, media and advertising. The movement is particularly regarding the health, financial and ecological crisis that humanity is facing. ‘Awaken India' movement is an initiative created by the people and for the people, to educate, uplift and spur collaborative and creative action, self-responsibility and awareness, about freedom of choice and basic human rights, which are currently under threat.
The movement presents reliable, independent and unbiased information and resources that are accessible to those with little scientific, legal or technical knowledge. It speaks in a language that is understandable and that resonates with the general public. It is a community initiative, a collective consciousness, a revelation and a revolution.
“Our aim is to create a mass awakening in India, by using revelations to initiate a peaceful truth revolution. Our goal is to facilitate paradigm shifts and wide systemic changes, by activating various communities and individuals who are in pursuit of protecting individual freedom and rights. Drawing on our experiences from millenniums old human civilizational journey and also from the seventy-year journey as a Constitutional Republic, our aim is to achieve the noble ideals stated in the Preamble of The Constitution of India,” states D’Souza.
The movement aims to grow nationwide through networks of like-minded communities and inform the masses to work alongside public, private and non-governmental organisations and devise constitutional as well as practical solutions to the challenges that the nation and humanity is facing now and will be encountering in the future.
