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Humanity is taking a quantum leap beyond the religions of the world. Emerging from this quantum leap is a universal spirituality (USP) that removes ideological, gnostic, denominational, and sectarian borders within and across religions. Universal spirituality does not nullify the teachings of any religion, nor does it denigrate any faith or creed. The USP incorporates the morals derived from religions into shared consciousness. It respects the practices of each creed. Churches, temples, synagogues, gurdwaras and mosques are the places of worship, tranquility, and goodness. The divine books, including Upanishads, Dhammapada, the Bible, the Qur'an, and the Granth Sahib, which animate old and new religions, constitute the heritage of humanity. The places of pilgrimage, including Benares, Jerusalem, Makkah and Black Hills, all are sacred repositories of shared reflection. Yogis, Sufis, monks, rabbis, priests, ministers and Imams, all are the guardians of spiritual traditions. Th

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Articles in Scholarly Journals " Arbitral Autonomy ," 74  Louisiana Law Review  1 (2013). " The Paradoxical Evolution of Law ," 16  Lewis & Clark Law Review  337 (2012). " Taking Ownership of Legal Outcomes: An Argument Against Dissociation Paradigm and Analytical Gaming ," 55  Saint Louis University Law Journal  887 (2011). " A Portfolio Theory of Foreign Affairs: U.S. Relations with the Muslim Worl d," 20  Transnational Law & Contemporary Problems  377 (Symposium: A Critical Juncture: Human Rights and the U.S. Standing in the World under the Obama Administration, Iowa University School of Law) (2011). " Fana and Baqa Infinities of Islam: Approaches to Islamic Law and Behavior ," 7  University of St. Thomas Law Journal  511 (2010) (Symposium: Islamic Law and Constitutional Liberty). " The Quran and the Constitution ," 85  Tulane Law Review  161 (2010). " Protection of Languages and Self-Expressions Un