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SIKHYA SEEKERS

The Organisation focuses in particular

GLOBAL PRIORITIES

UNESCO’s Peace Mission

is to contribute to the building of a culture of peace,

the eradication of poverty, sustainable development

and intercultural dialogue through

education, the sciences, culture,

communication, and information.

UNESCO’s Major Project

Selection from

THE SACRED WRITINGS OF THE SIKHS

VIS-A’-VIS

Safeguarding documentary resources for

THE NEXT GENERATION OF THE GLOBAL VILLAGE

The age is like a knife,

Kings are butchers

The law hath taken wing a flown;

In the dark night of falsehood

I cannot espy the rising of the moon of truth;

I have searched everywhere and wearied of the quest;

In the dusk I cannot find my path.

Pride that is within is the root of sorrow;

Oh! Nanak how shall we be saved (on the marrow)?

UNESCO's WW-1 Duty

Representing the Director-General of UNESCO, ADG

Eric Falt spoke of a duty to remember World War I,

often referred to as the Great War,

which, he said, “was sadder than it was great.

Understanding its legacy is an initiation to peace.

Safeguarding its documentary resources and

handing them down through education

and culture contributes to building the defences of

peace in the minds of men and women.

UNESCO’s mission is to draw on the power of

education, culture and art to transcend memory,

overcome hatred and build peace,” he said.

The hidden Secrets of WORLD WAR 1

Project HALFMOON FILES

(Voices Recorded at HALFMOON JAIL CAMP (POW) Berlin, Germany).

The frozen recorded voices of the Prisoners of World War 1, from Humboldt University, Germany,

traveling to their home towns after 100 years, to tell the Truth of that War

(WAR FOR CIVILIZATION 1914-1918)

Freedom from oppression

GHADR

Jau tau prem khelan ka chau,

Sirr dhar tali gali meri aau

Ill fares the land, to hastening ills a prey Where wealth accumulates and men decay: Princes and lords may flourish or may fade; A breath can make them, as a breath has made; But a bold peasantry, their country's pride, When once destroyed, can never be supplied.