Right kind of learning is a natural progression of the right kind of teaching. Rajyogis believe that the right kind of teaching which can be embraced by every human being can only come from God. And that's the knowledge that really lets us take control of our lives. In this issue of 'Wisdom of Wednesday' let's benefit from the experience of Sis. Margeret Barron - a Rajyogi from Global Cooperation House, London, where she presents some 'tools' from the Rajyoga Meditation which can make our lives easier.

The journey of Bro. David Kilowsky is unique. The Artist/Musician/Rajyogi continues to inspire both Rajyogis and common people till today, living in the Headquarters of the Brahma Kumaris. Let us dive into his mindset in this week's issue of 'Wisdom of Wednesday'.

Rajyoga is best known through the experiences of the Rajyogis. In this issue of Wisdom of Wednesday read the experience of Sis. Polina Kachura from Russia, how she perceives Rajyoga.

Managing family and relationships is not a breeze. Rajyoga provides the right kind of perspectives and a variety of tools which can be used to straighten it out when things go south. In this issue of 'Wisdom of wednesday' find Inga Koryagina, a highly acclaimed educator and a Rajyogi from Russia, putting things in perspective by drawing parallels from the workplace.

What do we mean by leading a spiritual life? According to Rajyoga, it's simply living one's life according to spiritual principles. What are these spiritual principles? Well, to know and understand it all, one must walk the path of Rajyoga. Well, to give you an idea, Senior Rajyogi, Dr. Prashant Kakoday of Cambridge UK is talking about some of those principles in this issue of 'Wisdom of Wednesday'.

Normally, Rajyogis don't marry. And often that is looked upon as an aberration by society. But you'll be surprised to know that the whole process and mechanism of Rajyoga is directed towards building stable families. And of course, building stable families starts with building stable individuals. In this issue of Wisdom of Wednesday, let's listen to Sis. Santhosh, a Rajyogi par excellence, discusses the basics of building strong family bonds. We need that badly. Don't we?

We all face problems of varying degrees. And we know that it's our internal strength and the right approach to the problem that help us face and overcome the situation. Here are 5 steps you can use in every situation to come out unharmed, but with the best possible results for everyone involved. This is from Sis. Sharona Stillerman, the National Coordinator of Brahma Kumaris, Israel - an amazing Rajyogi with much experience and clarity.

When you picture a Rajyogi what is the image that comes to mind? A serene, aged person. Isn't it? Well, you will be surprised if you happen to visit any Brahma Kumaris centre or the Brahma Kumaris Headquarters. Majority are youngsters still in the prime of their life. Today, in Wisdom of Wednesday, read a touching account of one such young stalwart, Sis. Claudia Giacomo from Portugal who is a young Rajyogi exploring the beauty of the Rajyoga Lifestyle.

Varied are the experiences of Rajyoga for different Rajyogis. Everyone has a unique way of approaching the Rajyoga Lifestyle which we get to experience in this series of Wisdom of Wednesday. In today's issue, read an account from Sis. Martina Alex from Germany. She has been a Rajyogi for many many years and she has also served for a long time in the Global Hospital in Mt. Abu Rajasthan run by the Brahma Kumaris.

A lot has been said about forgiveness and it is considered the crown of values, which if applied in daily life would turn this earth into heaven. Come, let us listen to Sis. Jayanti, a Rajyogi par excellence and the Addl. Chief of The Brahma Kumaris, when she shares her idea of forgiveness.