Photo collection of interviews to drive the Inner Development Goal (IDG) under the We oneness IDG Oneness project, Saha Thamikchon Foundation and the Sufficiency Economy Center, Graduate School, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University, supported by the Thai Hea

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ompilation of interview images to drive the Inner Development Goal (IDG) under the We Oneness IDG Oneness project, Saha Thamikchon Foundation and the Sufficiency Economy Center, Graduate School, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University, supported by ThaiHealth.

Inner Development (IDG) is to enhance the inner potential of humans so that we can face the challenges of the world with mindfulness, wisdom and compassion. It is the heart of achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in a true sense.

✨ In the We Oneness: IDG Oneness project, it emphasizes self-development through the 5 main dimensions of IDG: #Being - Knowing yourself deeply, #Thinking - Thinking systematically and creatively, #Relating - Deep relationships and understanding others, #Collaborating - Collaborating with power and trust, and #Acting - Taking action with purpose and sustainability. ???? This project is a space for mutual learning so that each person can "reconnect with themselves and others" to a deep Oneness at both the individual and social levels.

This event was honored by many qualified persons, including Ajarn Kritsana Ruayaporn (Ajarn Kritsana), Ajarn Supawadi Ruayaporn (Ajarn Ning), Phrakhru Palad Suwattanawisutsanakun, Asst. Prof. Dr. (Phra Ajarn Makhawin Purisutthamo), Ajarn Pakorn Leosathianchai (Ajarn Pakorn), Asst. Prof. (Special) Dr. Anek Suwanbandit (Ajarn Anek), Mr. Suwanchai Lohawatthanakun (Suea), Mr. Phongsathorn La-onla-at (Kang), Mr. Nattapong Sodhonwattana (Sanat), Mr. Pochanat Seebangkerd (Jimmy), Dr. Louis Christanin (Louis), Ms. Pornthip Fonwanfai (Mick).

The We Oneness: IDG Oneness project, which promotes inner development (Inner Development Goals: IDG), is deeply linked to several Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), especially in dimensions related to changes within individuals and society to create sustainability from “Inside to outside” as follows:

SDG 3 – Good Health and Well-being:

Practicing self through IDGs such as self-awareness, mindfulness, and emotional management promotes sustainable physical, mental, and emotional well-being of individuals.

SDG 4 – Quality Education:

IDGs emphasize intrinsic learning, critical thinking, lifelong learning, and skills for the future, which are the core of education that moves from academic content to intellectual and spiritual growth.

SDG 5 – Gender Equality:

Intrinsic development creates space for understanding and respect for differences in gender, status, and identity, reducing bias and promoting equality.

SDG 10 – Reduced Inequalities:

IDGs promote mutual understanding, compassion, and non-judgment. Which is the foundation of equal coexistence and reducing social divisions.

SDG 16 – Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions:

Developing peaceful communication, collaboration and moral leadership from within is the core of the IDGs that is directly aligned with the creation of peaceful and just societies.

SDG 17 – Partnerships for the Goals:

We Oneness promotes the integration and collaboration across sectors through networks of like-minded people to drive change from within to the social ecosystem.

In summary, the We Oneness project: IDG Oneness is laying the foundation of the quality of “people” competencies to enable the implementation of other SDGs to be effective and sustainable in the long term.