During this season of financial strife that the pandemic has brought forth, it may be hard to see for oneself how the standard of sharing serves as an ultimate solution for the troubles in this world. There are libraries of books and reports that examine what is wrong with society, most of which attempt to reach the impossible, proposing new policies for global poverty. Yet, Daniel Zopoula, the visionary behind ‘Bridges of Hope International Network of Development Agencies’, unleashes that all it needs to put an end to poverty is the unity of humankind. “The one solution is to unite the people of the goodwill from all across the planet, which serves as our last hope for a social transformation on a planetary scale,” he says. “Since when individuals meet up in an overall flood of peaceful protest, the standard of sharing will exhibit normally and naturally. Without this essential missing element in modern world affairs, there is no other way out of the basic impasse that faces humankind, in the brief time ahead,” he adds.

Zopoula reveals that sharing is inalienable in each individual and integrates into who we are as people. Simultaneously, the benefit-oriented worth of trade is not a piece of our intrinsic spiritual nature. The individualistic quest for abundance and power results from our conditioning since adolescence supported through our off-base education and veneration of success. “However, you can’t condition somebody to collaborate and share; you can just help them to remember what their identity is. It resembles the infant greyhound who intuitively runs; he doesn’t need to be educated on the grounds that it is in his DNA; he will end up precisely like his mom. Similarly, humankind has sharing in their DNA, not an innate inclination towards personal interests and rivalry,” he says.

No other solution to end poverty will work until the people of the goodwill, all through the world ascent up as one together. When tons of individuals assemble from country to country, there is an oblivious to cognizant acknowledgment that we are one, humankind. “At that point, the rule of sharing will begin to be communicated and manifested around the world, in its boundless and fluctuated ways. At that point, we can see that all the apparent differences between humans are so trivial, so superfluous. And afterward, we can perceive what sharing truly means in action; that this and that, we simply need you and me. Individuals together. Nothing brings more bliss, gigantic delight, than the togetherness of the humankind,” says Daniel Zopoula.

Just through a worldwide explosion of empathy can the principle of sharing be progressively sustained in our social orders, which is the reason the ascent of a united voice of individuals is so indispensably significant. “Just through empathy, freedom, common sense, and vision can the people of this world come together with one voice, pointing in a similar course without various groups going left or right. At the point when all the nations come together and share the assets of the world, when mankind achieves balance in awareness and in nature—that is the connotation of power in its genuinely spiritual and nurturing sense,” says Daniel Zopoula.

All the purported influential individuals in our present-day society are sustained simply by trade, by-laws, philosophies, and convictions. In any case, when we at this point no longer bow to their position and calmly unite as one, at that point, we will perceive what power truly is, the power of ONE, united humankind, that cares for the others.

Bridges of Hope is on the Mission to Unite Humanity

Bridges of Hope, a non-profit organization founded in the Summer of 1995 as a philanthropical venture, has a mandate to significantly drive foundational change in education, youth development, public health, economic development, and different opportunities that address community needs and improve the lives of individuals all over the world.

“We believe that connections shape the world and the individuals who make it. We work with individuals and associations who share this conviction and are focused on unmistakable outcomes that emphatically shape our general surroundings,” says Daniel Zopoula. “The strategy is to assemble the human, individual, social, financial, and physical assets of people to become sustainable and reproducing agents who transition from beneficiaries to benefactors,” he adds.

Relief all by itself can’t kill world poverty. At the point when business flourishes, the requirement for relief is extraordinarily reduced. Thusly, Bridges of Hope puts a high premium on indigenous enterprises, utilizing business creation to battle poverty. By collaborating with local individuals, the organization centers around encouraging and supporting sustainable endeavors and establishments that can create employment, diminish vulnerability, and improve individuals’ quality of life in the landscape of the developing world. With endeavors like Bridges of Hope, there remains a silver lining to the clouds of the materialistic world.

“When people from all across the world unite with compassion, vision, and common sense, it will call upon divinity to reveal itself on earth,” says Daniel Zopoula, the Founder of the Bridges of Hope International Network of Development Agencies’, operating explicitly to diminish global hunger and poverty.