FAQs

Is One United Nation a religion?

Answer:

No. One United Nation is not a religion.

We do not ask you to worship anyone, follow rituals, or adopt a new set of dogmas.

We are a global unity movement and humanitarian initiative that: welcomes people of any religion and people of no religion, focuses on shared values like love, peace, and unity, encourages everyone to live the highest principles of their own path.

Are you trying to replace existing religions or beliefs?

Do I have to stop loving my country to be part of One United Nation?

Are you against governments and states?

Is One United Nation a political party?

No. You can love your country deeply and still recognize a higher identity:

That all humans, from all nations, are part of One United Family.

Loving your country is natural.

Hating others because of theirs is a choice; and one we seek to transcend.

No. One United Nation is not a political party, and we do not run in elections.

We seek to:

Influence hearts, minds, and culture towards unity and peace,

Inspire systems and leaders to reflect human dignity and oneness, Support peaceful and ethical transformation but not violent overthrow or partisan conflict.

Answer:

No. One United Nation is not a religion.

We do not ask you to worship anyone, follow rituals, or adopt a new set of dogmas.

We are a global unity movement and humanitarian initiative that: welcomes people of any religion and people of no religion, focuses on shared values like love, peace, and unity, encourages everyone to live the highest principles of their own path.

We are not against people, nations, or governments themselves.

We are against injustice, corruption, and systems built on fear and dehumanization;wherever they appear.

We believe:

Legitimate governance is necessary,

But governance must evolve to reflect our shared humanity.

We promote peaceful moral and cultural transformation, not chaos or destruction.

Is this a cult?

How is One United Nation funded?

How can I trust that this isn’t just another power structure?

How can I get involved right now?

No.

Signs of a cult typically include:

Blind obedience to a leader,

Isolation from family and society,

Control over personal life decisions,

Financial exploitation,

Pressure to cut off questioning or doubt.

One United Nation:

Encourages independent thinking,

Invites questions and dialogue,

Does not demand total life control,

Does not require cutting off family or friends,

Promotes transparency, peace, and ethical behavior.

We want people to become more free, more loving, more responsible—not more controlled.

One United Nation is supported solely through the work and resources of its founder Kesava Chandra and early collaborators, voluntary contributions from those who resonate with the vision.

As we grow, we aim to maintain:

Transparency,

Accountability,

Responsible and ethical usage of funds.

You can:

Join the One United Family by signing up,

Start or join a One United Family Circle,

Share the message of unity in your own way,

Offer your skills and support to the movement.

Answer:

Healthy doubt is wise.

We encourage you to:

observe our actions, not just our words,

see how we treat people, especially those who disagree,

ask whether our vision leads to control, or to empowerment, peace, and unity.

You are never asked to surrender your critical thinking.

In fact, we want you more awake, not less.