Wisdom of Wednesday (An English Podcast by Brahma Kumaris)

We all are heroes of our own life stories. But the pressures of day to day life often squeeze the life out of us and being a Hero seems more of a distant dream than a reality. But how can we rejuvenate the Hero within? Come let us find out from Sis. Dorothy Steinfield, the program director of Peace Village Learning and retreat centre, New York.

All of us are all excited about our own life stories. And we are equally excited to share our story with everyone. It's especially so in the case of Rajyogis. Most Rajyogis are sensitive to life and have a vivid recollection of life. In today's edition of 'Wisdom of wednesday', read an account by Sis. Patricia of France where she shares her life story of how she explored life and eventually found Rajyoga.

'Aadhi se Vyadhi' or 'Stress leads to disease' is a famous ayurvedic quote which is quite relatable for all of us navigating the 'modern' times. Disease and the subsequent wellness industry has become the most profitable of all businesses. But is 'wellness' really an option for the vast majority of the current world population?

Read on to find a different perspective on the whole wellness topic by a Medical Doctor and a meditator - Dr. Raksha Balbahadur, from Cape Town South Africa who wanted to create a difference from her childhood, in this issue of 'Wisdom of Wednesday'.

There are things we need to know to take care of ourselves better, which need to be a priority while living in these sensitive times.

Only a meditative lifestyle will enable us to ask the right questions and find the right answers.

Day to day living, though looks like a normal thing, has become a hustle nowadays. Completing a day peacefully has almost become next to impossible. People, incidents, circumstances get the best of us and we feel discharged and unable to remain stable. In this issue of Wisdom of Wednesday, find how Sis. Marianne Lizana from Costa Rica used the wisdom of Rajyoga and spirituality to tackle the upheavals she saw in her day to day life.

The tree of life is big and sprawling... but the quality of the life tree depends on the quality of the seed. But what is the seed? That is what Sis. Sudha, the Director of BrahmaKumaris Moscow and an acclaimed Rajyogini, discusses with us in this issue of Wisdom of Wednesday.

Someone dear and near to you leaving the body can be a traumatic experience for any one of us. In this issue of Wisdom of Wednesday Sis. Nannet from Holland, a Rajyogi for 40+ years is sharing her experience during her Father's death which happened years before.

Rajyogic Life means different things to different individuals. It makes me feel so happy to discover how individuals from around the planet dive deep into the rajyoga system and embrace the unlimited magic it offers and every week 'Wisdom of Wednesday' delves deep into the experiences of such Rajyogis.

Body consciousness is considered to be the root cause of all sorrow according to the Rajyoga system of Meditation. Practising soul consciousness in daily life is a beautiful lifestyle modification tool which every one of us can try and find out for ourselves the magical changes it can bring about.

Listen an account of how Kavila, a youngster from Kenya found this Magic and transformed his life.

Death is a mystery to most of us out there. And it always comes as an uninvited guest.

And most of us think that we can't do anything about it.

Find out how Sis. Helen from Brittany - France, a Rajyogi of 40+ years found a way to deal with death through the awareness she got from Rajyoga Meditation.