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For peace to prevail, humanity must embrace the law of coexistence — with every neighbour, every stranger, and every creature we share the Earth with. Peace is built one practical moment at a time.
Random Acts of Consciousness.
A grassroots movement where every human being does something good, anywhere in the world. One date. Every time zone. One shared call to action. On 11·11, people across the world are invited to perform a Random Act of Consciousness — an act of kindness, service, healing, care, kindness, or responsibility. Together, these simple acts activate the Declaration of Consciousness and turn awareness into a shared future.

Spiritual masters, scientists, policymakers, entrepreneurs and youth voices — together on one stage that never sleeps.
Consciousness is…
…and everything that flows from being fully awake to yourself, to others, and to the world you share.
Every 11·11 the world lives all nine Principles of the Declaration in a single, shared day. Pick the one that speaks to you and turn it into a Random Act of Consciousness.
For peace to prevail, humanity must embrace the law of coexistence — with every neighbour, every stranger, and every creature we share the Earth with. Peace is built one practical moment at a time.
Equal pay, safe spaces, leadership at every table — every woman and girl deserves respect, freedom and full participation.
Safe schools, fair access to learning, and protection from harm — childhood is the foundation of every nation.
Honoring our elders is a conscious act of respect, gratitude, and inclusion.
Every human carries equal worth. Inclusion and right action are the proof of our shared humanity.
Every conscious action begins with the freedom to think independently.
Organisations must act consciously, responsibly, and sustainably, contributing to the wellbeing of people and the planet.
Humanity must protect and restore the planet through sustainable choices and collective responsibility.
Our differences exist within a shared human fabric — cooperation is stronger than division.
11·11 is a global convergence — where humanity-focused movements come together around a shared commitment: to raise consciousness, uplift people, and make service visible on one date, at one moment, for one purpose.
Small intentional actions, multiplied globally, create meaningful change for people, society and the planet. Choose your act. Document it. Inspire someone else to do theirs. Together — we move from awareness to action.
72 examples drawn from the lives of humanitarian, spiritual and civic leaders — joined, in time, by everyday acts shared through the movement. Tap any card to read more, leave a heart, or share it forward.
Invented mobile blood transfusion under fire — first in Spain, then in war-torn China — and died of an infection caught from a soldier's wound.
Coined the phrase 'social entrepreneur' and built a global fellowship — Ashoka — that today supports nearly 4,000 of them.
A Harvard professor who walked away from prestige to live in a community of adults with profound disabilities.
A Trappist monk who corresponded with Buddhists, Muslims, Hindus and atheists — and helped Catholic America rediscover contemplation.
A medieval abbess who wrote theology, composed music, practised herbal medicine — and corresponded with popes and emperors as an equal.
Walked out of his merchant father's house, gave back even his clothes, and chose the company of lepers and birds.
Held the bare hand of an AIDS patient at a London hospital in 1987 — and broke a global stigma with a single photograph.
After a luminous film career she gave her final years to UNICEF, visiting children in Ethiopia, Somalia and Vietnam.
Opened a hospital that charges nothing and treats laughter as part of the medicine.
Built a three-billion-dollar outdoor company and then transferred every share to a non-profit dedicated to fighting the climate crisis.
Accepted the 1999 Nobel Peace Prize for Médecins Sans Frontières — and used the speech to indict the world's silence on AIDS.
Built world-class hospitals in the poorest places on earth and refused to accept that geography determines who lives.
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