GLOBAL PEACE

 

When we hear about conflict and war in other parts of the world, it’s easy to feel powerless. The anxiety and fear can reach us, affecting our health and sense of safety. The effects of the pandemic still linger, and new conflicts can appear without warning, spreading anxiety and fear everywhere. Still, we are all connected, and our shared consciousness can influence the world. If negativity can spread, so can hope. 

The podcast from the Bunda Arsaningsih YouTube channel discusses the current global situation filled with uncertainty, specifically regarding the impacts of war and how we should respond from an energy and spiritual perspective. In this reflection, I want to look at how our shared energy might help calm the chaos in the world. By practising spiritual service and choosing to radiate peace, each of us can help reduce the desire for war and support global well-being.

Becoming a Channel for Peace

Seeing cities destroyed and families hurt spreads a sense of fear that affects everyone. Many of us, even far from the conflict, can feel uneasy because of this shared energy. Even if we are far from a conflict zone, the energy, such as anxiety, fear, and insecurity that are radiated by conflict affects everyone on Earth. This video by Bunda Arsaningsih argues that fostering collective consciousness and spiritual service, especially during global conflict, can meaningfully reduce the urge for war.  Bunda emphasises that instability in one place impacts the prosperity and peace of us all.

It's easy to think that war is far away and doesn't affect me. But in reality, when one part of the world suffers, it eventually impacts everyone’s well-being.We may not be able to physically intervene in a conflict, but we have a role to play. By involving the power of Divine energy and radiating love and peace, we can help dampen the desire for war in the hearts of others. As a community, if we harmonise our intentions, we can create a force strong enough to quiet the noise of revenge and replace it with a desire for peace.

Deepening the Wisdom

Bunda Arsaningsih reminds us that if our lives become too repetitive, we can lose touch with ourselves and the present moment. Taking regular breaks, even just going for a walk, is important for refreshing our energy and keeping our spirits alive (13:49). We all remember pandemic situation and how quickly things changed. One day, life was routine, and the next, we had to slow down in ways we never expected. This sudden change was tough, especially for parents and students dealing with online learning at home. Still, through these challenges, many of us experienced a deeper spiritual awareness. We learned that taking time for ourselves is not just a luxury but a real need for our mental health. When the world outside feels uncertain, sometimes the best thing we can do is turn inward.

The Pandemic has influenced our family dynamics and mental health. The move to online learning and working from home during the pandemic put a lot of pressure on families. With less space and more time together, parents and children often felt stressed, and many people lost enthusiasm for daily life. Despite the challenges, Bunda Arsaningsih notes that these global changes have helped many people grow. They have encouraged us to seek deeper meaning and inner peace, moving beyond mere physical needs. There will be a shift toward higher spiritual consciousness

Global conflict addresses a disruptor of collective peace. As people started to find balance after the pandemic, new wars brought back a sense of panic. This shows that a crisis in one place can affect people all over the world.iation" of Anxiety, Fear, and Panic Bunda explains that negative emotions like fear and panic do not remain confined to a war zone; instead, they emit a form of spiritual "radiation" that spreads across the entire planet, creating a heavy atmosphere that burdens the collective psyche of humanity.

When facing uncertain global changes (such as rising prices or fuel restrictions), mental readiness is far more important than just material preparation. Maintaining alignment between the mind, body, and soul is essential to avoiding stress.

Sensitive souls give impact of energy contamination. People who are emotionally or spiritually sensitive may feel uneasy these days. This discomfort often comes not from their own problems, but from taking in the fear and worry that is present in the world. Bunda points out that we can't ignore wars just because they seem far away. The problems caused by conflict, both in energy and the economy, eventually affect our own lives and communities.  The interconnectedness of global conflict and personal prosperity.

When enough people come together with the same intention and call on Divine power, they can help reduce others' urge for war. This united effort acts like a spiritual shield, calming conflict through shared love. So, the collective power will decrease their desire for war.When we focus our prayers and meditations on negative feelings, we can help shift the Earth's energy. This can turn the urge for revenge into a real desire for peace and harmony.

Making Yourself Worthy 

Bunda says that peace and success don't come from chasing after them. Instead, they appear naturally when we do good things and work on ourselves. In her Soul Reflection book, the law of worthiness refers to planting and reaping the future. Looking at ancient prophecies like Kali Yuga, Bunda explains that today’s chaos is like growing pains. This difficult time is needed to clear away old ways and make space for a new, more spiritual Golden Age.

History shows that the world often goes through chaos before entering a better, more peaceful time known as the Golden Age. Many sacred texts describe this change, but it needs our help. We can't just chase after peace; we need to prepare ourselves to receive it by making good choices now. As we go forward, let's try to be people who spread calm. Let's pray that God touches the hearts of those in conflict and helps them find peaceful solutions. When we find peace within ourselves, we start to create a path to peace in the world.

 
The ultimate solution is praying for God to open the hearts of global leaders. The session ends with a strong call to action. We are asked to pray that Divine energy touches the hearts of leaders, helping them find peaceful solutions that we might not think of on our own. The podcast also links this atmosphere to spiritual moments in Indonesia, like Nyepi (Day of Silence) and Eid al-Fitr, which it views as the perfect times for self-reflection, seeking forgiveness, and radiating positive energy to the world.

We may not be able to stop missiles ourselves, but each of us can send out energy that lessens the urge for conflict. By choosing to share love and peace in our daily lives, we help break down negativity worldwide. As we celebrate our holy days and imagine a better future, let’s focus on opening our hearts to peace through shared consciousness and spiritual service. In this way, peace within us can truly lead to peace on Earth.

Overall, the video's message invites us to remain resilient, avoid overthinking, and play an active role in maintaining Earth's energy through meditation and radiating love and compassion.