RISE- Rising India Through Spiritual Empowerment

January 4, 2023

On January 3, 2023, the President of India, Smt Droupadi Murmu, participated in the launch of the National Campaign on ‘RISE- Rising India Through Spiritual Empowerment’, organized by Brahma Kumaris at Mount Abu, Rajasthan. Additionally, she virtually inaugurated the Brahma Kumaris Silence Retreat Centre in Secunderabad and laid the foundation stone for the Brahma Kumaris Auditorium and Spiritual Art Gallery in Indore.

President’s Personal Connection with Brahma Kumaris

In her address to the gathering, the President spoke of her personal connection with the Brahma Kumaris Institution. She explained that she had learned the method of Raja Yoga, which emphasizes inner spiritual power rather than external physical conveniences and events. This helped her to find light and enthusiasm during a time when she felt surrounded by darkness and lacked hope.

Objectives of RISE

The National Campaign on ‘RISE- Rising India Through Spiritual Empowerment’ is aimed at spiritually empowering Indian nationals in order to fulfill the dream of a “Golden India.” Brahma Kumaris believes that self-transformation leads to world transformation, and that the journey of a million transformations will create a domino effect, ultimately leading to the rebuilding of the nation.

Methodology

To achieve these goals, a range of lectures, workshops, short courses, youth camps, and fests will be conducted nationwide to create awareness and transformation among youth. Additionally, Brahma Kumaris will collaborate on various projects that provide opportunities for young people to participate in activities of social and humanitarian concern.

Key Areas

The National Campaign on ‘RISE- Rising India Through Spiritual Empowerment’ will focus on a range of areas, including lectures, workshops, short courses, youth camps, and fests nationwide to create awareness and transformation among youth. Additionally, the campaign will involve collaboration on projects that offer opportunities for young people to engage in social and humanitarian activities.

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