In the meeting, Nishit and LONDON Dr. Honey Kalaria discussed the importance of protecting the environment and the role of individuals in making a difference. They invited Kailash Parikji, co-founder of the environmental organization Leap, to share her insights on the topic. Kailash emphasized the importance of changing one’s mindset towards sustainability and the need for collective action. She also highlighted the impact of delocalization on the environment and the need for local solutions. Dr. Shona PA, another co-founder of Leap, discussed the importance of changing one’s mindset towards sustainability and the need for collective action. She also highlighted the impact of delocalization on the environment and the need for local solutions. Deepak Valand, a participant in Leap’s climate change training, shared his experience and emphasized the importance of starting with a single step towards sustainability.

In the meeting, UK Dipak discussed the importance of sustainable practices and the need for individuals to think about their actions’ impact on the environment. He also shared his experiences with implementing sustainable changes in his local temple, such as switching to LED light bulbs and sensor taps. UK Kailash then presented on the fashion show and workshops they had conducted to encourage sustainable fashion choices. Rachel, a youth ambassador, shared her experiences and the impact of the fashion show on the community. The team also discussed future projects, including a larger-scale fashion show and expanding their climate-adaptive fashion workshops. Lastly, UK Dipak mentioned ongoing discussions with a local energy provider about supplying solar panels for the temple.

In the meeting, Nil from London welcomed the Brahma Kumari teams and introduced Annetta, who was present in Baku, and Golo, who has extensive experience in renewable energy and climate conferences. Annetta shared the outcomes of the Cop 29 conference, which was not well received by the global community due to the financial settlement and the lack of clear targets for phasing out fossil fuels. Golo added that the developing nations felt taken for a ride and that the outcome was a significant reduction in the number of delegates at the conference. Sonia, the manager director of Brahma Kumari’s Environment Initiative, shared insights from the Climate Wisdom Studio, emphasizing the importance of inner transformation, humility, and the need for spiritual leaders. The conversation ended with a discussion on the growing fear and anxiety related to climate change and the importance of education and meditation in combating these emotions.

In the meeting, LONDON Nil and BAKU BK discussed the progress towards taking climate change seriously. BAKU BK emphasized the importance of inner transformation and societal collaboration to address climate change. She highlighted the need for individuals to cultivate inner stability and emotional intelligence, and for societies to foster relationships and empathy. BAKU BK also stressed the importance of decision-making skills and the need to address the military’s carbon footprint in climate negotiations. LONDON Nil and BAKU BK also discussed the role of spirituality in addressing climate change, with BAKU BK suggesting that it is a spiritual crisis rather than just a climate crisis. The conversation ended with a discussion on the urgency of the situation and the need for individuals to take action now.

In the meeting, London Nil and London Dr discussed the importance of environmental initiatives, particularly tree planting. They introduced the “Everybody Plant a Tree” campaign, which aims to plant one million trees and educate one million people about the importance of trees. The campaign includes a song, which was played and discussed, and a brochure that will be distributed to those who donate to the campaign. The meeting also featured a performance by singer Twang Twang, who was involved in the creation of the song and campaign. The conversation ended with a global namaste to Nelly Stefano, an inspiring advocate for youth empowerment.

In the meeting, Nelly, co-founder of the International Children’s Peace Network, discussed the upcoming International Children’s Peace Assembly in London in April 2025 and in Bulgaria in August 2025. The assembly aims to bring children from around the world together to engage in holistic training, nurturing their leadership skills and supporting their emotional well-being. The key component of the assembly is its focus on peace and environmental activities, including the 1 million trees planting campaign and distribution of the saving our planet book to all the various different schools. Boris, a managing trustee of summer print meditation, UK, discussed the work of the organization, which focuses on promoting inner peace and holistic well-being through the ancient teachings of the Himalayan Guru. He also mentioned the Summer Peace Gardens project, an initiative to create a peaceful and biodiverse environment, which was honored by the mayor of Rushcliff Council. Abosede, the district community and vocational chair for rotary in London, discussed the work of the rotary in London Committee, particularly the Saving Our Planet Book Educational Program. This program aims to increase environmental literacy among young minds and foster a deeper connection to nature.

Doris, founder of True Ambassadors charity, organized an environmental workshop aimed at raising awareness and inspiring community members to protect the planet. The workshop brought together elderly residents for activities like planting flowers and giving presentations. Twang Twang performed an environmental song and there were dances as part of the engaging program. The event allowed participants to connect with nature while learning about environmental issues in an enjoyable way, aligning with True Ambassadors’ mission of uplifting communities through education and social impact.

In the meeting, LONDON Dr. and SONG Doris discussed the success of their event and the need for community support. LONDON Dr. expressed gratitude to Doris for her sponsorship and support. LONDON Dr. then introduced USA Sharron and USA Andrew, who discussed their work on climate restoration and the development of economically viable climate solutions. USA Andrew shared his work on the Enviroplex, a building that captures carbon and filters carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. LONDON Dr. and USA Sharron also discussed the potential for collaboration with the Brahma Kumaris, a spiritual organization involved in large solar panel projects. The conversation ended with LONDON Dr. requesting USA Sharron to introduce USA Andrew to the Brahma Kumaris for potential collaboration.

In the meeting, LONDON Nil, USA Sharron, and USA Andrew discussed potential collaborations and business ideas, particularly focusing on solar panels and their impact on global warming. USA Andrew introduced a new invention, a clip-on panel that can reflect heat back into space, potentially cooling the planet. The group also discussed the importance of protecting forests and the need for increased global commitment to combat climate change. LONDON Nil then introduced FRANCE, who shared updates on the outcomes of COP 29, highlighting the need for increased climate finance and the importance of protecting forests. The conversation ended with a discussion on the role of the UN in monitoring and implementing climate change agreements.

In the meeting, London Dr and France discussed the importance of protecting ancient trees rather than replanting them, as they serve as habitats for numerous species and contribute significantly to carbon capture and water regeneration. They also discussed the potential of Andrew’s carbon capture project, which could be scaled up for mass production. The team decided to share the song “Plant a Tree” by Twang, Twang, to encourage people to plant trees and promote environmental awareness. They also planned to connect with Andrew and other like-minded individuals to exchange ideas and potentially collaborate on projects. The team agreed to make the song viral and encourage others to join in planting trees.

Healing Our Earth hosted a meeting discussing environmental projects and fundraising efforts. Andrew shared his plans to travel to England and South Africa in early 2023 to film a documentary called “In Search of the Future,” but had issues with his funding being hacked. Nelly Stepanova from the International Children’s Peace Network promoted their upcoming assembly in London focused on peace and the environment. Honey Kalaria highlighted the “Plant a Tree” fundraising song and encouraged involvement, especially from children as future ambassadors. Various guests emphasized the importance of planting trees, educating youth, and taking personal responsibility for environmental stewardship. The meeting closed with a collective commitment to healing the Earth through sustainable practices.