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India is considered the "Mother civilization" with a Vedic wisdom of "We are all one" that has existed for centuries. The Hindu society sees the universe as an organic whole, with a cosmic body and intelligence that is the fabric of harmony. The Bhagavad Gita describes the Intelligent being as the unifying principle or life-force of the universe. The cosmos extends from one's family to the five elements, and living in harmony with it is humanity's responsibility. The Bhadarayaka Upanishad presents five great daily offerings for cosmic harmony: preservation of family, preservation of the teaching tradition, sharing with humanity, reverence to other living beings, and gratitude to the Lord as the Cosmic Form.

To achieve cosmic harmony, individuals can start by preserving their family through yielding to others and putting aside ego. They can also preserve the teaching tradition by supporting dharmic educators and respecting each other's beliefs. Sharing with humanity involves eliminating poverty and distributing resources equally. Reverence to other living beings and gratitude to the Lord can be practiced through daily prayers and rituals. Ultimately, the goal is to create a sense of unity and oneness with the world, recognizing that "We are all one" and that the whole world is our family.

Daily practices can include chanting prayers, offering salutations to parents and elders, and supporting those who preserve the sacred culture. By adopting these practices and cultivating a sense of reverence and gratitude, individuals can contribute to creating a more harmonious world. The Hindu society's spiritual wisdom, including techniques of meditation and yoga, can be shared with the world to spread the message of "We are all one" and promote global unity.