a series of evening

talks Thursday 7 July at 7pm

M E D I T A T I O N F O R B O D Y , M I N D A N D H E A R T

Meditation is a spiritual experience. Spirituality is about the relationship I have with myself, the world and with God. Meditation is about fi nding and living one’s own truth. It brings about a re-alignment of body, mind and heart. Only when these energies are in harmony can there be real peace and true healing.

Margaret Barron enjoys the practical

application of spiritual wisdom in everyday

life. She uses visualisation and analogy as

creative tools to connect the physical with the

spiritual. Margaret will be sharing from her own

understanding and experience the benefi ts of

meditation.

Michael Ryan lives and works locally and has

been studying and teaching meditation for

over 20 years. It is the freedom and creativity

which meditation brings that he enjoys and

fi nds most rewarding and will be sharing with

us this evening.

Global Co-operation House65-69 Pound LaneLondon NW10 2HH

t 020-8727 3350e london@bkwsu.comw www.bkwsu.org.uk www.bkpublications.com How to fi nd us:The nearest tube is 12 minutes walk away atDollis Hill on the Jubilee line (Chapter Road exit)Bus routes 226, 206 to Pound Lane and 98, 6, 302, 260, 460, 266 &297 to Willesden Bus Garage.

about the organisers

The Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University is an international organisation working towards world peace through personal change. The University focuses on understanding one’s inner resources and strengths and developing attributes of leadership and the highest level of personal integrity. It is known both for its grass roots work in spiritual education and for its role as a convenor of international projects and dialogues dealing with issues of world transformation. The University has over 5000 centres in more than 80 countries. As a service to the global community it charges no fees for its courses or activities, being funded entirely by voluntary donations.Registered Charity No. 269971

Global Co-operation House is the international co-ordinating offi ce of the Brahma Kumaris and its main teaching centre in the UK.

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Thursday 14 July at 7pm

T H E A W A K E N E D M I N D

The Awakened Mind is a state that is clearer, sharper, quicker and more fl exible than ordinary states. It is often associated with the enlightenment of spiritual masters arising from time spent in seclusion, away from the world. This state, where one has a greater feeling of choice and freedom and where thinking feels fl uid rather than rigid, is much sought after in both East and West. Sister Jayanti will explore how we can develop light within our consciousness in the midst of day-to-day life.

Sister Jayanti travels

internationally as a

spiritual teacher, speaker

and broadcaster. She has

trained for more than 30

years with some of the

world’s most remarkable

yogis. As result, she

herself is an extraordinary meditator and teacher

and has developed a clarity and purity of mind

that is exceptional. Sister Jayanti is the European

Director of the Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual

University and assists in co-ordinating the

University’s activities in more than 80 countries

Thursday 28 July at 7pm

THE TRIUMPH OF TOLERANCE

True tolerance ought not to be confused with ‘putting up’ with things. It is more like a tree that naturally gives of itself in all situations and eventually wins the respect and love of even its most persistent enemies. How can we develop such strength?

Neville Hodgkinson

is a former Medical

and Science

correspondent of

the Sunday Times

and author of ‘Will

to be Well’ – the Real

Alternative Medicine

and ‘Aids: The Failure of Contemporary Science’.

He lectures throughout the UK and abroad

on topics such as ‘Health and Spirituality’ and

‘Science and Consciousness’ Neville is a much

sought after speaker, not only for his varied and

interesting experience but also for his insight,

honesty and humour.

Thursday 21 July at 7pm

F I N D I N G C R E A T I V E S O L U T I O N S

Life offers us many interesting challenges. Whether at home, in the workplace or in relationships, dealing with these challenges can deplete our energy and make us lose our equilibrium, or they can be an opportunity to stretch ourselves and move forward. How do we develop our creative capacity so that we are able to meet our challenges in an easy and life enhancing way?

Miriam Subirana is the

National Co-ordinator of

Brahma Kumaris activities

in Spain. She travels

internationally speaking on a

wide range of topics related

to personal development.

Holding a PhD in Fine Arts, Miriam has helped

set-up a number of spiritual art galleries for the

Brahma Kumaris and is a member of the Organising

Committee of the International Art Forum held in Italy

since 1993. She is the author of ‘Who Rules in Your

Life’, published by RBA Books, Barcelona

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