Dadi Janki

Dadi Janki joined the BKWSU as a founding member in 1937 at the age of 21. In the 1950's she established numerous BK centres throughout India. In 1974 she established the first BK centre outside of India, in London, UK. Under her guidance and inspiration, centres now exist in nearly 100 countries. She was appointed Additional Administrative Head of the BKWSU in 1983.

Dadi Janki maintains an unrivalled daily lecture and touring schedule even today, at over 90 years old. She has travelled world–wide almost incessantly over the past two decades, engaging with people from the grassroots to government leaders.

Controversially, Janki was responsible for bringing the large Trance Light images of Brahma Baba to BK Raja Yoga centers worldwide contrary to the teaching of the Murlis. Was once said to be " the most stable mind in the world ", Janki is widely considered to be " one of The Eight " and to be a future Golden Aged Emperor.

Achievements

• 1951 - 1974 One of few women spiritual leaders in India (and the world), establishing teaching centres across the length and breadth of that country.
• 1974-present. Overseeing the expansion of the work of the Spiritual University into 84 countries .
• 1983 Appointed Co-administrative Head of the BKWSU.
• 1986 Launched the ‘Million Minutes of Peace Appeal’, the largest non-fundraising project for the United Nations’ ‘International Year of Peace’
• 1988 Launched the first United Nations Peace Messenger Initiative, ‘Global Co-operation for a Better World’, at the House of Lords, London.
• 1992 One of the ‘Keepers of Wisdom’, an eminent group of spiritual and religious leaders, convened at the United Nations Earth Summit in Rio.
• 1993 Elected Vice-President of the World Congress of Faiths.
• 1995 Led a delegation to UN Fourth World Conference on Women, Beijing, China. Led a delegation to Habitat II, the United Nations Conference on Human Settlements, Istanbul, Turkey.
• 1997 Gave her name to the 'Janki Foundation for Global Health Care', a charitable trust supporting the work of the Global Hospital and Research Centre in Mount Abu, India.
• 1999 Launch of Dadi Janki’s book, ‘Wings of Soul’ published by Health Communications, Inc.
• 1999 Launch of Dadi Janki’s book: ‘Pearls of Wisdom’ published by Health Communications, Inc.
• 2000 Led a delegation to the UN World Summit on Social Development, Geneva. Panellist and presenter at the Geneva 2000 Forum, Switzerland – ‘The Human Aspects of Social Integration’. Head of Brahma Kumaris’ delegation and presenter at the Millennium World Peace Summit of Religious and Spiritual Leaders – New York.
• 2002 Joined HRH The Prince of Wales and other spiritual leaders in an interfaith initiative, launched in Birmingham, entitled "Respect, It's About Time". Addressed the Second UN World Assembly on ‘Aging’, Madrid. Led a delegation to the UN World Summit on Sustainable Development, Johannesburg

Links

http://www.companionofgod.com/ Dadi Janki website