Oneness | Juss Kaur | TEDxMontrealWomen

We inherently, subconsciously do not like to see another human being in pain. When we experience natural disasters, we rally around each other. Why, then, do we feel so divided at other times? What allows these divisions to dissolve? How can the awareness of the intrinsic oneness of humanity lead us to more unification?

Dr. Juss Kaur has been an international education consultant since 2008, having successfully mentored over 400 teachers in Saudi Arabia, UAE, India, and Nigeria. Juss taught in Montreal for 25 years before she returned to the University of Oxford to get her doctorate in Giftedness. She is currently an adjunct professor in the Department of Educational and Counseling Psychology at McGill University. Passionate about teaching and inspiring youth to fully cultivate their potential,Juss volunteers as a motivational speaker and as a Sikh liaison at the interfaith offices at both Concordia and McGill Universities. During her time at Oxford, Juss rekindled her love for the arts and started painting again. Having had several exhibitions all over Canada she is now an accomplished artist. Her paintings consist of thousands of handwritten minuscule mantra which bring to life the concept of Oneness - her belief of being one with the universe.

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