The lecture, titled "Applied Spirituality and Sustainable Development Policy: Towards an Integral Approach," presented to the Consortium for Educational Communication of the University Grants Commission, explores how applied spirituality can offer transformative solutions to the multifaceted challenges of sustainable development. It emphasizes the importance of moving beyond conventional economic and environmental approaches, advocating for a deeper understanding of the interconnection between human consciousness, societal well-being, and ecological balance. By integrating spiritual principles into consciousness transformation and integral policy frameworks, the approach fosters a more holistic and transformative sustainable development policy that prioritizes both human flourishing and environmental integrity.