Chhatarpur/Khajuraho
Under the Swarnim Administration Madhya Pradesh Jagriti Abhiyan, a program was organized for administrators and journalists at Khajuraho Brahma Kumaris by Man Management. Golden governance from self-governance under health and clean society through spiritual empowerment. In the program, Brother Rakesh Shukla ji CEO Rajnagar, Inspector Brother Hariram Paswan ji C.I.S.F. Khajuraho, members of the Journalist Association, Jaiprakash Aggarwal, senior businessmen and all the administrators from the journalist community were present.
Dr. BK Reena didi, who came from Bhopal for the campaign, in her address said
Let us carry the positive thinking over negativity, the ray of hope over despair, in our life, say wow to every moment of our life, say wow to our luck, say wow to our family too, Say wow to your business too. Whatever happens in life, everything will be wow and you will get success at every step. Let us free our mind from waste and say wow.
On this occasion, Rahul Bhai, who was running the campaign, informed everyone about the objective of the campaign and Ram Bhai gave everyone the mantra to be happy and made them do happiness exercise. All the BK brothers and sisters lit the lamp with a determination to spread spiritual empowerment all around on the New Year.
Keynote speaker Dr. BK Reena Didi told that this campaign is going on with the pledge of moving from self-governance to golden governance through spiritual empowerment, it is an invaluable effort to provide strength to the world brotherhood by propagating these spiritual values.
Sister BK Richa made us meditate on the Lord through musical exercise, action and songs of Ishwari Smriti.
Some CISF soldiers and journalist brothers expressed in their own words some positive feelings about the program.
Brahmakumari Reena Didi, who arrived from Chhatarpur, efficiently staged the program.
Sister BK Neerja from Khajuraho Center honored all the brothers and sisters of the campaign with flower garlands and tilak and
Blessing cards and divine offerings were given to all the brothers and sisters who came to the program.
