Alfredo Sfeir-Younis posits that the only condition for ensuring a common and shared future lies in the self-realization of mutuality with all sentient beings and nature, a concept he calls "Neljor Sa: The Yoga of Nature." The text describes the severe environmental degradation facing the planet and advocates for a paradigm shift, moving from a mindset focused on "having" (material wealth) to one centered on "being," highlighting the profound interconnectedness with nature and the need for spiritual awakening. Sfeir-Younis argues that world peace is inseparable from a sustainable society, where collective responsibility emerges from the recognition of this interdependence between humanity, sentient beings, and nature. A vision of a sustainable future is presented, characterized by clean water sources, green cities, and the protection of natural forests, all driven by a new era of spiritual awakening and the expansion of a collective consciousness, achieved through contemplation and meditation. "Neljor Sa" is presented as the essential practice for safeguarding this shared future through reciprocal relationships with all life and the natural environment.

Alfredo Sfeir-Younis introduces "Neljor Sa: The Yoga of Nature," advocating for a paradigm shift from "having" to "being." This spiritual practice emphasizes interconnectedness with all life, collective consciousness through meditation, and recognizing that world peace and environmental sustainability are inseparable through mutual responsibility with nature.