Brahma Kumaris 90th Anniversary
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The Brahma Kumaris’ 90th anniversary is being framed less as a retrospective and more as a renewal of purpose. Their philosophy — that peace begins within and radiates outward — is deeply embedded in practices like Raja Yoga meditation, where the affirmation “I am a peaceful soul” becomes a cornerstone of inner transformation.
In essence, the Brahma Kumaris’ 90 years of service can be seen as both a legacy and a fresh invitation: to cultivate inner peace, strengthen one’s relationship with God, and allow that transformation to radiate outward into a more peaceful world.
What stands out is the way this philosophy scales: inner transformation radiates outward, influencing families, communities, and even societies. The Kenyan programmes on September 21, aligned with the International Day of Peace, are a perfect example of how local contexts can embody universal questions: Who am I? What gives life meaning? Where can lasting peace be found?
For those taking part in the Kenyan programmes, September 21 will be an opportunity to explore questions that are both deeply personal and universal: Who am I? What gives life meaning? Where can lasting peace be found? And how can inner transformation contribute to a more peaceful world?

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