Wisdom of Wednesday (An English Podcast by Brahma Kumaris)

We all are seekers of Truth. Though we are born in a particular faith, still the search for the absolute Truth is always there. We don't know when we are going to find the truth, but the search is on.

We all are ordinary mortals. But when we find the truth, or when the truth finds us, the course of our life changes. In this issue of 'Wisdom of Wednesday' , find out how Ndiritu from Africa searched for the truth and how the truth eventually found him.

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Rajyoga is a lifestyle. It's a comprehensive way of life which takes care of the mental, emotional, social and spiritual aspects of our life and makes the practitioner a superior being with enhanced abilities of problem solving and emotional intelligence.

In this issue of Wisdom of Wednesday, a Rajyogi from Poland, Sis. Halina, shares her experience of how Rajyoga changed her whole approach towards life.

While pursuing truth, keeping an open mind is very important. Because being open to new ideas can lead us to the truth which is far far away from religious doctrines and dogmas.

Read an account from the experience of Sis. Edigya from Lithuania where she describes how keeping an open mind helped her finally arrive at the spiritual truth and connected her with her spiritual father who she always wanted to know.

We are all striving to make our lives easier, lighter and filled with all the good emotions and feelings. And in this journey we hope the journals we send your way are helping in some or other way. These journals are a reminder of the goodness within us, that intelligence which we all possess to turn an incident into an experience and a life lesson.

In this issue of Wisdom of Wednesday let us listen to Bro. Walter from Netherlands, a long time Yogi, who found the magic of Rajyoga Meditation in quite an unconventional way.

We have heard lines like, "We are travellers in this world", "We are not here to stay forever" ...and we might have brushed these aside as philosophies and gone on with our practical lives. But you will look at this in a different light after you read this account by BK Rona of New York, who tried to grasp the essence of this profound line - We are travellers in this world, backed up by the spiritual knowledge and she saw how people were able to relieve thir sufferings by living the essence of this seemingly simple wisdom!

Home is where we can unload, unwind, feel relaxed and free. Once you advance in spirituality you develop an uncanny ability to feel home wherever you are. But when you are just starting out, you need a proper atmosphere where you can unburden yourself.

Meditation and Yoga have been viewed by the world as two separate entities for long, because of the misconception that Yoga has more to do with body postures and physical well being. Although the physical part is very beneficial, it's the spiritual part that we badly miss, which when understood can make us masters of our mind.

Achieving perfection seems like an ambitious goal. But with the right kind of spiritual wisdom and the unseen loving presence of the higher power, reaching this lofty goal can be effortless.

Many of us have the experience of being guided and directed by destiny towards our purpose and destination of life.

When your intentions are pure, everything else automatically falls into place.

Being a victim of circumstances and being the master of your life are two extremes and our life is a constant effort to move from the former to the latter.

But how can we do this? Is it a complex and difficult process or is there a simple shift we can make that will do the magic?