St. Petersburg ( Russia ): BK Munni, Programs Manager of the Brahma Kumaris Headquarters in Mount Abu, brought with her a unique aura and fragrance of Madhuban to the Brahma Kumaris Center in St. Petersburg, Russia. On her trip, she was accompanied by a wonderful team of Madhuban residents, as well as BK Shalini of Shantivan and BK Neha of Ahmadabad, Dr. Meeta Mehta and Dr. Praveen Jain from Mumbai, and two lovely families with children from Kolkata and Bangalor.
This happy meeting at the Confluence became a true mela, as Brahma Kumars and Kumaris from 12 cities of Russia and Belarus also arrived in St. Petersburg to take part in a variety of events, including festive welcome and farewell ceremonies, classes, interviews, informal chit-chats and a lovely meeting with centre residents.
Welcoming BK Munni Didi, BK Santosh, Director of the Brahma Kumaris St. Petersburg, said, “At the Confluence, God, the Creator, comes in order to decorate His creation. But those children of God who consider themselves to be responsible and start decorating themselves with God’s virtues, become instrumental for decorating others as well. BK Munni has been revealing God and making many others closer to God and His yagya with her two main specialities. Her main virtue is that of OBEDIENCE to God’s shrimat (directions) and directions of the seniors. By always holding the hand of shrimat, she has been tirelessly fulfilling the task of unlimited service with a lot of bhavna. Her second speciality is that of being a selfless GIVER. She has taught thousands of others how to take care of the yagya, yet she has never had a desire to take anything for herself.”
Having been trained and sustained by God and great souls, BK Munni has become a true Sukh Devi (a goddess of happiness). In a deep and sincere dialogue on the “Art of Giving,” Didi shared the secret of this stage of hers: “God has filled us with lots of happiness, therefore we just have to do the same by sharing this happiness with everyone. I have always kept this aim in my life: “I am God’s instrument, and I have to give happiness to all God’s children. I think that in order to do it permanently, without getting tired, we should first of all see others as souls, not as bodies. Secondly, we should focus on their specialities, without observing their defects. And another secret: if we fulfill the needs of those souls immediately, without any delay, it brings us blessings from them. And these blessings do sustain us.”
