Maha Shuru Vasu Bandhu serves as the Faith Community Coordinator for the Arizona Faith Network, assisting in the development, coordination and implementation of interfaith programmes. He assists in efforts to protect the environment through interfaith collaboration.
He serves the Buddhist community as Maha Shuru in the Dhammapada Sangha, (Zen Buddhism), assisting in the practice and teaching of the principles, ceremonies and rituals.
He has been a volunteer in the interfaith movement since he was 18 years old, collaborating with Religions for Peace, the United Religions Initiative (URI), the Parliament of the World’s Religions, among other interfaith organisations. He is 27 years old; his studies are in Political Science and Social Projects from UnADM. He is Mexican and has immigrated to the United States to live with his husband, creating an interfaith family, since his husband’s practice is Islam, while his practice is Buddhism.
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The various religions collaborating together to protect the environment, through respect, understanding and education, in the religious diversity, to be an important ally of partnership with other sectors of society. Religions are constituted by principles that have existed for thousands of years in which they aim to promote harmony with others and with the environment in which we live.
Religious diversity has an important role in society as promoters of values and principles for peace and justice.
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