George Harrison on UNICEF, Global Unity, and 'Planet Earth Passports'
United NationsNovember 28, 20252 min2,184 views
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- πΆ George Harrison explains his inability to participate in a concert for the African drought due to prior commitments on his US tour.
- π° As an alternative, he decided to donate proceeds from one of his concerts to UNICEF.
- π‘ He hopes the donation, described as a "drop in the ocean," will be maximized by those who receive it.
The Nature of Global Unity
- π³ Harrison uses the analogy of a forest where each tree must be green for the whole forest to thrive, suggesting that each nation must be strong and united internally.
- π He notes that differences in cultures, problems, and backgrounds among nations contribute to global trouble.
- πͺ΄ Similar to different trees and flowers in a garden being made of the same sap, he believes there's an underlying element connecting all nations, cultures, colors, races, and religions.
Vision for a United World
- π Harrison expresses a desire for "Planet Earth passports", signifying a move beyond national or ethnic identities.
- π³οΈ He states he is tired of being defined by his nationality (British), race (white), or religion (Christian or Hindu).
- π± His philosophy centers on believing in the underlying "sap" that connects all humanity.
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